Posted on 03 March 2009
The new Economic Stimulus Bill of 2009 gave us more options for your 2008 return. The law is changing for 2009. The IRS is out in force targetting Sole Proprietorships, single member LLCs, real estate investors, and anyone who takes a big mortgage interest deduction or charity deduction.
The average IRS audit will cost you over $10,000. Are you sure your 2008 tax return is right? Learn more with Before You File: Last Minute Tax Tips for Business Owners and Investors at http://www.TaxLoopholes.com.
Posted on 29 January 2009
Tax laws for 2009 are already changing and that means you need to be careful how you file your 2008 tax return. Should you take income in 2008 or 2009? Should you claim an expense now or wait a year? Nothing is certain this year!
Plus, the IRS is on a heightened attack against taxpayers. How you file you return can determine how likely you are to get audited.
On February 20, 2009, I’m going to do an evening tax seminar in San Diego, CA just on this subject: Before You File: Last Minute Tips for Business Owners and Investors. You can combine it with my Saturday morning seminar (February 21, 2009) “Understanding Financial Statements for Everyday People” for total of just $69. Find out more at: http://www.taxloopholes.com/index.php?s=stldetail&id=331
