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In this section, NSBA provides answers to the most common questions. Click on each question for a complete answer.
 

1. What are the filing requirements for self-employed individuals?

2. What is considered taxable and nontaxable income?

3. What is the estimated tax, and how do I know if it applies to me?

4. How do I know what business expenses I can deduct?

5. I can't keep up with all the changes in the tax law as it affects my business. Can you help?

6. What should I do if I am filing my taxes late and/or paying my taxes late?

7. What should I do when I receive a notification of an audit?

8. How can I make sure I'm getting good tax advice and not being "taken in" by an unscrupulous tax preparer?

9. How do I recognize tax scams?

10. I have heard that there are some practices that are seen by the IRS as "red flags" for special attention or even an audit. What are they and how should I be prepared?

11. I don't know what records I should keep and for how long. What are some good recordkeeping tips?

12. What are some of the most common small-business errors in preparing tax filings and how can I avoid them?

 

Disclaimer: The National Small Business Association is in no way providing tax advice. The organization only is providing information. Before filing your tax return or proceeding with any official action, please consult a tax professional.


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