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Old 03-20-2008, 03:40 AM
Phil Marti
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Default Re: My schedule C client owes 7K!

<ZacRobbins[at]gmail.com> wrote:

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> Hi there! I'm working up a client's return. She made about 60K in
> income. After plugging in her numbers, she owes 8k. I've played around
> with lines on schedules C and A, deducted mileage, insurance,
> advertising, everything. She still owes about 8K.
> What are some things she can do to reduce her tax burden this year?


Did she make her full allowable retirement contributions? She can still
reduce 2007 AGI with a SEP contribution even if no plan was previously set
up.

The $8,000 must be balance due since the self-employment tax alone on
$60,000 would be more than that. Sounds like she also needs some estimated
tax education.

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Old 03-20-2008, 03:09 AM
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Default Re: My schedule C client owes 7K!

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> Hi there! I'm working up a client's return. She made about 60K in
> income. After plugging in her numbers, she owes 8k. I've played around
> with lines on schedules C and A, deducted mileage, insurance,
> advertising, everything. She still owes about 8K.
> What are some things she can do to reduce her tax burden this year?


Does she have a retirement plan? She can still set up a SEP
for 2007.

It's not clear whether your question about "this year"
refers to 2007 or 2008. Obviously there are a lot more
options for 2008.

Bob Sandler

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Old 03-20-2008, 12:47 AM
ZacRobbins@gmail.com
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Default My schedule C client owes 7K!

Hi there! I'm working up a client's return. She made about 60K in
income. After plugging in her numbers, she owes 8k. I've played around
with lines on schedules C and A, deducted mileage, insurance,
advertising, everything. She still owes about 8K.

What are some things she can do to reduce her tax burden this year?

Is there something I might be missing?

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