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01-19-2007, 11:02 AM
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For Richer or Poorer Mod
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Not sure where you're having the problem. The basic idea is you declare all your income, deduct your expenses (I recommend not declaring part of your house as a business expense and avoid depreciating anything), pay tax on the difference. I believe you have to pay your share of the social security tax based on your gross, but I can double check that. BTW, you pay the taxpayer share of ss AND the employer's share, which total is about 15% of gross. I know it seems like a lot and it is.
If you're doing the taxes manually, you might want to consider going to the irs.gov website and accessing one of the FREE tax software programs. Those will help you with the sched C.
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