Scripts (ucj, pennywize,tm3, comus, etc)
Software (dreamweaver, photoshop, thumbsplus, etc)
Hosting, Colocation, Bandwidth
Content Purchases
Models , Clothing, Travel expenses related to her getting to the shoot.
Camera / Photo Equipment
Domains
Hosting
Programmers / Hired Help
Interest On Business Credit Cards
Car Payment
Office Rent or % Of House Payment if work from home.
ISP Service (DSL, Cable,DialUp)
Computer Equip. monitor, Servers, Routers, video, sound, capture cards)
TV, VCR, DVD player, Xbox (research and development or hell Break room decor and equip)
Office Equipment (paper, pens, furniture,print materials, decor)
Advertising (print, banner spots, tgp listings, business cards, sig whores, seo, traffic purchases)
CCBILL , Epoch, etc Service Charges, Check Fee's, Wire Fee's
paypal Fee's
Chargebacks, refunds, Lost merchandise / inventory
Purchase of new web properties (websites, domains, etc)
Office Electricity & Water bill
Legal Expenses
Business attire (pimp suits, hawaiian shirts, pants)
Business Lunches (strip clubs, etc) gotta entertain the business partners
Hotel Stay
Merhant Account Fee's and service charges
Authorize.net / itransact etc monthly service
Postage / Shipping / Packaging
Phone (office, cell, etc)
gas
business / car insurance
car maintence
travel expenses (airfare)
printer ink
designers (design jobs, banners, tgp templates)
employee lunches & outings
client lunches / dinners
VEGAS PERIOD!
Visa Registration
Accountant Fee's Service Charges
Office Housekeeping :-)
Business Liceanse
Corp Reg Fee's & Renewals
Resellers Permit
Dry Cleaning Bills
Safe deposit box rental fee / PO BOX
Investment management or investment planner's fees
Distributions
If the business had a good year, decide whether to distribute
earnings or accumulate them for future expansion or other purposes.
If distributions are to be made, decide how to do so on a tax-advantaged basis.
Remember that corporate dividends are now taxed to shareholders at no more than 15%.
Not sure where this falls but....
MIA Designers, Progammers that never complete the job and you have a deposit outstanding.
Also I am sure this could be applied for defunct clients....
Medical" marijuana and accompanying rolling papers
Employee Tax
Employee Insurance
Employee Benefits , Bonus, Gifts
Many individuals sell stocks that show a loss at year-end to reap a tax writeoff. Making the wrong move after the sale, however, can prevent these taxpayers from claiming deductions, warns Bob D. Scharin, editor of Warren, Gorham & Lamont/RIA's Practical Tax Strategies, a monthly journal written for tax professionals.
This harsh consequence comes from the "wash-sale" rule. It prevents you from selling shares at a loss and then reacquiring substantially identical ones within 30 days before or after the sale. You may be tempted to sell and repurchase if you think the loser you have been holding is finally on the verge of a rally. "In essence, the rules are designed to prevent you from claiming a loss deduction while your investment position remains substantially unchanged," Scharin explains.
The 30-day period is not impeded by year-ends. Thus, if you sell stock at a
loss on December 30, 2004, and buy it back on January 10, 2005, your 2004
loss will be disallowed.
Off note writeoff's for personal life...
Alimony Paid
Child Care
Software (dreamweaver, photoshop, thumbsplus, etc)
Hosting, Colocation, Bandwidth
Content Purchases
Models , Clothing, Travel expenses related to her getting to the shoot.
Camera / Photo Equipment
Domains
Hosting
Programmers / Hired Help
Interest On Business Credit Cards
Car Payment
Office Rent or % Of House Payment if work from home.
ISP Service (DSL, Cable,DialUp)
Computer Equip. monitor, Servers, Routers, video, sound, capture cards)
TV, VCR, DVD player, Xbox (research and development or hell Break room decor and equip)
Office Equipment (paper, pens, furniture,print materials, decor)
Advertising (print, banner spots, tgp listings, business cards, sig whores, seo, traffic purchases)
CCBILL , Epoch, etc Service Charges, Check Fee's, Wire Fee's
paypal Fee's
Chargebacks, refunds, Lost merchandise / inventory
Purchase of new web properties (websites, domains, etc)
Office Electricity & Water bill
Legal Expenses
Business attire (pimp suits, hawaiian shirts, pants)
Business Lunches (strip clubs, etc) gotta entertain the business partners
Hotel Stay
Merhant Account Fee's and service charges
Authorize.net / itransact etc monthly service
Postage / Shipping / Packaging
Phone (office, cell, etc)
gas
business / car insurance
car maintence
travel expenses (airfare)
printer ink
designers (design jobs, banners, tgp templates)
employee lunches & outings
client lunches / dinners
VEGAS PERIOD!
Visa Registration
Accountant Fee's Service Charges
Office Housekeeping :-)
Business Liceanse
Corp Reg Fee's & Renewals
Resellers Permit
Dry Cleaning Bills
Safe deposit box rental fee / PO BOX
Investment management or investment planner's fees
Distributions
If the business had a good year, decide whether to distribute
earnings or accumulate them for future expansion or other purposes.
If distributions are to be made, decide how to do so on a tax-advantaged basis.
Remember that corporate dividends are now taxed to shareholders at no more than 15%.
Not sure where this falls but....
MIA Designers, Progammers that never complete the job and you have a deposit outstanding.
Also I am sure this could be applied for defunct clients....
Medical" marijuana and accompanying rolling papers
Employee Tax
Employee Insurance
Employee Benefits , Bonus, Gifts
Many individuals sell stocks that show a loss at year-end to reap a tax writeoff. Making the wrong move after the sale, however, can prevent these taxpayers from claiming deductions, warns Bob D. Scharin, editor of Warren, Gorham & Lamont/RIA's Practical Tax Strategies, a monthly journal written for tax professionals.
This harsh consequence comes from the "wash-sale" rule. It prevents you from selling shares at a loss and then reacquiring substantially identical ones within 30 days before or after the sale. You may be tempted to sell and repurchase if you think the loser you have been holding is finally on the verge of a rally. "In essence, the rules are designed to prevent you from claiming a loss deduction while your investment position remains substantially unchanged," Scharin explains.
The 30-day period is not impeded by year-ends. Thus, if you sell stock at a
loss on December 30, 2004, and buy it back on January 10, 2005, your 2004
loss will be disallowed.
Off note writeoff's for personal life...
Alimony Paid
Child Care
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