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PTINs – Online Registration System for Paid Preparers is Up!

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Upgraded Automobile

Today TaxMama hears from Tiffany in Virginia, who’s trying… “ I am starting an LLC which is an online store selling automotive upgrades. I will be buying a car ($10,000) and upgrading it with mostly my own inventory ($20,000). My website address will be printed on the car and it will be taken to car […]

Engage in Social Networking

[CAN YOU LAND A $100,000+ JOB?] “A great way to become comfortable networking is to take advantage of the ever-growing list of online business and social networking tools. For introverts, this approach can be a great place to start a networking campaign. The beauty of the online world is that you can think about what […]

Your Culture – all about YOU

Listen to Tradition! In the course of my articles, I sit here and tell you about my cultural background. I do that because it’s what I know and grew up with. I’d love to know about your culture and traditions. So, here’s a place where you can post your stories, your traditions, your practices. Actually, […]

Internet Marketing

Today TaxMama hears from Jim in California who tells us. “I’m an affiliate marketer and have spent a lot more money on ebooks and courses than the amount of income I have generated. Are the ebooks/courses tax deductible? Under what category should I put these expenses?” Dear Jim, Making a fortune on the Internet looked […]

Now We Are Cooking

Today TaxMama hears from Carol in Hudson, Florida, who tells us.https://pinnacle.berea.edu/wp-content/languages/new/personal-statement-editing-service.html “I am starting a website with cooking recipes and tips, plus drops-hipping kitchen items. My questions are: 1. When testing recipes, can the cost of ingredients be written off on taxes? 2. I will be writing reviews about kitchen utensils that I will be […]