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No I totally agree. I've just been trying to wrap my head around the idea of doing the VCP. I see this as being an incentive since I know that my company won't pay for it. And since I'm a contractor I have to pay more in taxes, or better I'm responsible for my taxes, so having more to write off is a plus.
While neither you nor your brother would be liable for income taxes on a cash gift, you might have to pay gift tax. The gift tax was envisioned as a way to prevent wealthy individuals from avoiding estate tax upon death. Smaller gifts are exempt from gift tax. However, even if your gift is genuine and not an effort to avoid taxes, if it is large enough you need to document it for the IRS.
The second method is to write off direct expenses. In this method you depreciate the cost of the vehicle (over 5 years) and then tally up gas slips, repairs, insurance, etc. and use that amount as a basis for your expense. This method requires more work and organization. If you were writing off a tour bus, cube van or other larger vehicle, the second method would be preferred. In my practice I.
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Can you deduct state taxes on your personal and business federal tax return? If so how much can you write off? Tune in to this week’s episode to find out!
Generally, you may deduct casualty and theft losses relating to your home, household items, and vehicles on your federal income tax return if the loss is caused by a federally declared disaster declared by the President. You may not deduct casualty and theft losses covered by insurance, unless you.
Once I get home, I take the receipts out and write them into the correct “deduction” category, in my Tax Binder. Then I log them into my book-keeping program online. Finally, I place the receipt in the correct file folder. This is a learned habit. If you spend the few minutes it takes to do this on a regular basis, your taxes will be current, organized, and there will not be any surprises.