I am a licensed realestate agent in florida and i am about to close on a big commercial deal. I stand to make between 10 and 30 thousand dollars in comission. My husband says that if i am not incorporated the irs will take 57% of my commision for windfall profit tax. Is this true and what can i do to prevent it? Any info would be much appreciated as this is my first deal and i have made plans to reinvest this money in another property
I am a licensed realestate agent in florida and i am about to close on a big commercial deal. I stand to make between 10 and 30 thousand dollars in comission. My husband says that if i am not incorporated the irs will take 57% of my commision for windfall profit tax. Is this true and what can i do to prevent it? Any info would be much appreciated as this is my first deal and i have made plans to reinvest this money in another property
Bluebeard asked:
deduct the cost of there “business travel” in their personal car from their income tax. Why? Well, they say, “But I have to travel because of my job.” Well, I TOO have to travel because of my job. I have to get there and back. That is EXACTLY the same as the way a traveling saleman uses his car. It takes him to where he works. My car takes me to where I work. There is no difference. I am not responsible for him taking a job that requires him to drive so much. That was his choice. So, since we both use our cars in exactly the same way, I think I should be able to deduct the cost of driving to and from my job. What do you think?
deduct the cost of there “business travel” in their personal car from their income tax. Why? Well, they say, “But I have to travel because of my job.” Well, I TOO have to travel because of my job. I have to get there and back. That is EXACTLY the same as the way a traveling saleman uses his car. It takes him to where he works. My car takes me to where I work. There is no difference. I am not responsible for him taking a job that requires him to drive so much. That was his choice. So, since we both use our cars in exactly the same way, I think I should be able to deduct the cost of driving to and from my job. What do you think?
bballushar80888 asked:
Hi i was wondering what is a great income in the united states , if a person wants to live a great life..not good..GREAT? what is a yearly great income?
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Hi i was wondering what is a great income in the united states , if a person wants to live a great life..not good..GREAT? what is a yearly great income?
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ahmedjg106 asked:
hey guys
I have a question about net income and gross profit.
How gross income and net income are likely to be affected when a company add a new line beside their traditional line?
thanks
hey guys
I have a question about net income and gross profit.
How gross income and net income are likely to be affected when a company add a new line beside their traditional line? if a cereal company adds a new line that is related to its previous line ( new cereal and food and grain-based products ) but outside their traditional line, what will happen to their net income and gross profit?
thanks
if a cereal company adds a new line that is related to its previous line ( new cereal and food and grain-based products ) but outside their traditional line, what will happen to their net income and gross profit?
thanks
hey guys
I have a question about net income and gross profit.
How gross income and net income are likely to be affected when a company add a new line beside their traditional line?
thanks
hey guys
I have a question about net income and gross profit.
How gross income and net income are likely to be affected when a company add a new line beside their traditional line? if a cereal company adds a new line that is related to its previous line ( new cereal and food and grain-based products ) but outside their traditional line, what will happen to their net income and gross profit?
thanks
if a cereal company adds a new line that is related to its previous line ( new cereal and food and grain-based products ) but outside their traditional line, what will happen to their net income and gross profit?
thanks
Kinda S asked:
I work for the City of Philadelphia and I truly find it hard to believe they do not offer the Avacned Earn Income Credit Payment to their employees that make less than what they should. I qualify for this advance payment, I already checked with the IRS.
I work for the City of Philadelphia and I truly find it hard to believe they do not offer the Avacned Earn Income Credit Payment to their employees that make less than what they should. I qualify for this advance payment, I already checked with the IRS.
Please help
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