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SECA Tax on Miscellaneous Income
April 13, 2006
If you are the executor or administrator of a deceased person's estate, your fees are exempt from Self-Employment Contributions Act (SECA) tax and are simply ...

The Limit on SECA Contributions
April 13, 2006
In computing your Self-Employment Contributions Act (SECA) tax, the Medicare portion of the tax is imposed on 2.9 percent of all your net business income, ...

Computing Your SECA Tax
April 13, 2006
Your SECA tax is computed by filling out either the long or the short version of Schedule SE.

Net Operating Losses
April 13, 2006
If you're like most small business owners, you won't see a profit in your first year of operation. And as your business grows, you may face one or more years in which your business's expenses exceed ...

Do You Have an NOL?
April 13, 2006
If you are a sole proprietor, and in the process of completing your tax return you find that you have a negative number on Line 41 of your 2005 Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return ...

How Do You Report an NOL?
April 13, 2006
Once you've determined the amount of any net operating loss (NOL) in your sole proprietorship business, you need to ...

Claiming Tax Credits
April 13, 2006
Besides taking care to claim all the tax deductions that you can, you can minimize your income tax bill by claiming all the tax credits available to you.

Federal Income Tax Credits Available
April 13, 2006
The federal tax laws contains some fairly generous tax credits, for those who are lucky enough (or smart enough) to be able to take advantage of them. The credits can generally be divided into these ...

Credits for Certain Taxes
April 13, 2006
You might find it hard to believe, but sometimes the IRS does have a heart: it occasionally gives certain people a break for taxes that might be considered unfair. There are four types of business ...

Credits Benefiting Disadvantaged Groups
April 13, 2006
The tax laws have historically been used to encourage certain activities that the government deems desirable, but that people might not otherwise undertake on their own because the economic rewards ...

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