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Old 08-18-2006, 05:55 PM  
SlamDesigns
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Originally Posted by L-Pink
Never been audited have you .... When a self employed business owner cashes a check at a restaurant or the issuing bank for cash, rather than depositing it into his corporate account, he is setting himself up for a lifestyle audit, and future scrutiny that is a nightmare.

They will automatically think --- how many accounts does he have that he keeps a second set of books on and has no trail of income.

Example... I pay a carpenter $5,000.00 to build a deck or something. He takes my check to your restaurant or MY bank, gets it cashed for cash. Will he set aside $1,500.00 for quarterly taxes? Or pretend he never did the job.

And who would know? Even if you are honest they will see the potential for avoidance and treat you accordingly.
Heh, never thought of it from that point of view. I do see where you're coming from though, and thanks for the advice.
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