NJ businesses can use the same deductions allowed for the federal government, with a few exceptions. Depreciation may have to be computed differently, and state income taxes are not deductible. It is important to remember that NJ minimum corporate tax is now based on gross sales, so even if a corporation has a loss there may still be up to $2K owed. For sole proprietorships and flow-through entities, NJ does not allow losses to be claimed in the NJ personal income tax return.
The IRS provides a list of Business Tax Credit forms at www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=99839,00.html The legal webpage Nolo offers some top tax deductions for small businesses as - auto expenses, utilities, advertising, office supplies, repairs, education expenses, outstanding debts for goods sold, entertaining, travel, new equipment, interest, moving expenses, software, charity contributions, and taxes. Business.gov also offers a list of Small Business deductions at www.business.gov/finance/taxes/business-income/tax-deductions.html
There are a 5 main areas for tax deductions relating to cars according to experts. The 5 areas are general business use, depreciation of a vehicle, miles driven for business,sales taxes on vehicles sold before January 2010 and leasing a business vehicle.
What types of accounts should a small business have?
You may either apply for a small business loan or a personal loan. Google small business loans
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The size of the business dictates what kind of software can be used. If the business is small, then small-business software such as PlanGuru can be effective.
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You might want to look at taking out a small business loan. These types of loans are specifically designed with the small business owner in mind. I would visit www.sba.gov for more information.
It really depends on what kind of business you have. But you shoould have word, excell and some kind of accounting software installed on you computer if you have your own business.
They would depend on what type of business.
There is no such thing as small business tax. The state will tax you just like every other business, but you may be eligible for a tax break because you are small business, minority business owner, women owned business, etc.
Any kind of business you put your heart and passion into, at least in the U.S., unless it is deemed an illegal business.