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lazzlo 04-16-2004 01:20 AM

Non-paysite owners, what do you claim on taxes for credits from this biz?
 
Serious question. I never filed before and my web income has skyrocketed the past few months so I had better.
I run some free sites and tgp alot. What can I hahahahaha off, and do I have to register as a company or something somewhere?
I live in Canada as well.
Thanks alot for any advice.
laz

iwantchixx 04-16-2004 01:22 AM

you can't wr|te off expenses unless you have a tax number. You must claim every penny earned. I know I don't look forward to taking all my check stubs to the tax man this year :/

lazzlo 04-16-2004 01:22 AM

Why was the word "right" (I spelled it the other way) hahahaha'd btw?

lazzlo 04-16-2004 01:23 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by iwantchixx
you can't wr|te off expenses unless you have a tax number. You must claim every penny earned. I know I don't look forward to taking all my check stubs to the tax man this year :/
Thanks, dumb question, where do I get this?

Kard63 04-16-2004 01:24 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by lazzlo
Why was the word "right" (I spelled it the other way) hahahaha'd btw?
Because this site has a lot of gay word filters.


You can't say d0cuments either. Notice I used a zero instead of an "o".

lazzlo 04-16-2004 01:42 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Kard63


Because this site has a lot of gay word filters.


You can't say d0cuments either. Notice I used a zero instead of an "o".

Ok thx.

CDSmith 04-16-2004 01:49 AM

I don't have any special "tax number".... I've been claiming business expenses since the mid 80's though.


for this biz I claim such things as:

my computer equipment
cable modem monthly payments
hosting costs
promotional costs, advertising, paid traffic etc
% of utilities based on sq footage of workspace (20%)



There's more, but you really should think about hiring a professional to do your taxes for you, at least for this first go-round. I have paid my guy for 4 years now to do mine, I just can't be bothered.

lazzlo 04-16-2004 01:55 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by CDSmith
I don't have any special "tax number".... I've been claiming business expenses since the mid 80's though.


for this biz I claim such things as:

my computer equipment
cable modem monthly payments
hosting costs
promotional costs, advertising, paid traffic etc
% of utilities based on sq footage of workspace (20%)



There's more, but you really should think about hiring a professional to do your taxes for you, at least for this first go-round. I have paid my guy for 4 years now to do mine, I just can't be bothered.

Hmmm, intresting, did you have to regsiter as a business? Thats cool if I can claim my connection too. What about things like paid advertising, traffic, spots, etc.

Gemini 04-16-2004 02:10 AM

You should be able to wr ite off all things you pay out for increasing business. Traffic, hosting - server fees, content, etc etc As far as points, I'd only claim the average value of the things you actually rec'v.

Ex: 19" tv - $150 USD
50" Big Screen = $900 USD etc

The taxes in Canada and the US are pretty similar in what you can and can't wr ite off. You just pay MORE of it. ;-)p

CD has it right... find a good accountant... best way to do that is, ask your parents and all their friends and see who they all use... go talk with a few and see who you like and who doesn't have a problem working with YOU. lol

sixxxth_sense 04-16-2004 02:14 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by CDSmith
I don't have any special "tax number".... I've been claiming business expenses since the mid 80's though.


for this biz I claim such things as:

my computer equipment
cable modem monthly payments
hosting costs
promotional costs, advertising, paid traffic etc
% of utilities based on sq footage of workspace (20%)



There's more, but you really should think about hiring a professional to do your taxes for you, at least for this first go-round. I have paid my guy for 4 years now to do mine, I just can't be bothered.

did you register a business? and if so what kind? Hosting?

CDSmith 04-16-2004 02:14 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by lazzlo
Hmmm, intresting, did you have to regsiter as a business?
Have to? No. Talk to an accountant about what is best for you though.
Quote:

Originally posted by lazzlo
What about things like paid advertising, traffic, spots, etc.
Umm, I mentioned those right in my post already. Claim them.

sixxxth_sense 04-16-2004 02:15 AM

damn i just did my taxes and didnt claim shit about this BIZZ...

lazzlo 04-16-2004 02:15 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Gemini
You should be able to wr ite off all things you pay out for increasing business. Traffic, hosting - server fees, content, etc etc As far as points, I'd only claim the average value of the things you actually rec'v.

Ex: 19" tv - $150 USD
50" Big Screen = $900 USD etc

The taxes in Canada and the US are pretty similar in what you can and can't wr ite off. You just pay MORE of it. ;-)p

CD has it right... find a good accountant... best way to do that is, ask your parents and all their friends and see who they all use... go talk with a few and see who you like and who doesn't have a problem working with YOU. lol

Thanks eveyone.
Any Toronto accountant suggestions if u live here peeps?

sixxxth_sense 04-16-2004 02:17 AM

I live in T., but i didnt claim my shit this year, prolly will next year...


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