Re:Reduce your startup's payroll taxes through the new Feder...
by late2part on Wednesday June 28, 2017 @09:34PM
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This post reminds me of about 70% of accountants. "Unless the tax code explicitly says you can do, it I'm not going to let you!" Then there's accountant that say "It's sort of a grey area, I suppose that makes sense, are you willing to defend it at audit?"
The whole system is designed to discourage risk; and so many people say "I won't write off what I'm entitled to because I fear an audit."
Then I hear stores about accountants that say "Well you're not flagged unless you're over X% of revenue on expenses in this category, so go ahead and increase it."
Like so many well defined laws, there's a lot of room for intepretation.
The whole system is designed to discourage risk; and so many people say "I won't write off what I'm entitled to because I fear an audit."
Then I hear stores about accountants that say "Well you're not flagged unless you're over X% of revenue on expenses in this category, so go ahead and increase it."
Like so many well defined laws, there's a lot of room for intepretation.
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