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eatmyjizwad

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can anyone either publicly or through a pm recommend a good accountant to me for a friend? she wants one with experience in doing taxes for people that are in a sp position. one that knows how to write off as much in taxes as possible ect. ect. thanks :D
 
eatmyjizwad said:
can anyone either publicly or through a pm recommend a good accountant to me for a friend? she wants one with experience in doing taxes for people that are in a sp position. one that knows how to write off as much in taxes as possible ect. ect. thanks :D


Is she serious? As a professional accountant myself, I have never heard of any SP file a tax return. I would be glad to discuss this with her.
 
This issue has been discussed many times before. There are many reasons why a SP would want to file tax returns.

However the common mistake is quoted above, that is "one that knows how to write off as much in taxes as possible". That is not usually the issue for cash businesses with no paper trails.

If there is a required reason to file taxes, ie you want to buy a house, then the proper approach is how much income is required to get the mortgage, not how much to write off.

If you are being forced to file then the safest way is to figure out your cost of living for the year and claim that. Again it all comes down to what kind of paper trail you have; bank deposits, car payments, credit card statements etc etc.
 
jazzy_doll said:
Accountant: garthcook@rogers.com

Advertised publicly; not a secret.

I would like to reccomend that English Bastard Laddie



Although he spends time here he seems honest and well damned straight
 
alan9080 said:
Is she serious? As a professional accountant myself, I have never heard of any SP file a tax return. I would be glad to discuss this with her.
I am a professional accountant and have done tax returns in the past for a few exotic dancers. Of course there is no paper trail they just give me the amount they want to claim, based upon my advice, and I tell them they can deduct certain expenses.
Wont do anymore though with the new rules brought in by CICA.