Income Tax – Schedule C Small Business Sole Proprietor
Small business, schedule C income tax preparation using actual tax forms
Learn Offline from Top Company Accountant
What you’ll learn
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What It Means to Be Self-Employed
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How to Report Self Employment Income
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Filing and Paying Business Taxes
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Identification Numbers Including EIN Number
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Self-Employment (SE) Tax
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Employment Taxes
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Accounting Periods and Methods
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Business Income & Expenses
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How To Figure Cost of Goods Sold
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Car and Truck Expenses
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Depreciation Expense
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Employees’ Pay Expense
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Insurance Expense
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Interest Expense
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Legal and Professional Fees Expense
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Rent Expense
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Pension Plans Expense
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Taxes Expense
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Travel and Meals Expense
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Business Use of Your Home
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Other Expenses You Can Deduct
Description
Small business income taxes generally reported on schedule C course including examples using actual tax forms to understand income tax concepts better.
We will discuss who is required to file a schedule C for small business income and who is self-employed.
We will discuss what self-employment tax is, how to calculate it, and how to report it.
The course will cover which tax forms a self-employed business will generally need to file and how the forms are related to each other, using actual tax forms as an example.
We will discuss different accounting methods and periods including the cash method and the accrual method and when the tax code may require one method versus another as well as when the tax code requires a deviation from the accounting method used.
The course will discuss what is included in business income and the types of business income.
We will discuss the components of cost of goods sold, how to calculate cost of goods sold, and look over the tax forms related to the cost of goods sold calculation.
NOTE:
All the courses will be in our Training center at Ikeja and Ikorodu Lagos. You will have option to choose center after payment