Business Taxable Income
March 4th, 2009
Question: If your expenses for a home-based business come to more than the income from that business, can they?
offset your personal income? If not, does anyone know of legal ways to reduce that taxable income (other than the normal deductions everyone knows about?) How do some people with good incomes manage to pay zero taxes?
Answer: They can and if they are you will be audit bait.
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