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Christina ********
Cleaning services
Q. Hello, In 2014 I was hired to clean my husband's office building for $400/month. However, in 2023, my two oldest kids (ages 14 and 16) took over the cleaning and received 100% of the income. For the sake of simplicity we kept it in my name so the checks still come to me, but I then transfer the money to their accounts. Since their annual earnings only come to $2,400 each, they shouldn't owe any tax....correct? Nor should I since I kept $0 of the income earned. I do not have an EIN or registered business name. How do I go about filing for each of the kids since they don't have an official 1099 from me? Thanks so much for your time. Christina
Earning $2,400 or less in 2023 from cleaning services means your children probably won't owe federal income tax. You are not obligated to pay any taxes either since you didn't keep any of the income. Seek assistance from a tax professional to file taxes for your kids without a formal 1099.
Stephanie
Legal
Q. I'm about to take a part time job. The job will require travel about once a month. They want to pay me a thousand dollar a month tax exempt stipend rather than reimburse me. I would pay taxes on anything remaining from the stipend. Is this allowed? Can they give me a 1099 for the stipend?
Tax-exempt stipends are not taxable. But if you receive a 1099, you may have to pay self-employment taxes. In the event that you get a 1099, you can offset expenses on your tax declaration. This should provide some clarity.
Ari *******
Babysitter
Q. Hi there, my profession was not listed above, so I put babysitter. I'm a teacher who used to tutor on the side for years. The earnings were so small for tutoring that I just did it under table, without paying taxes. But, I recently got an LLC to start a tutoring business. One of my private tutoring clients will be a client for my tutoring business. Will this put me at risk with the CPA? I imagine that they will audit by new business, and notice my personal earnings from the private tutoring from the same client.
Transitioning from informal to formal tutoring with an LLC is a positive step forward. Ensure that all personal and business income is reported to avoid tax implications. Maintaining accurate records is crucial to avoid any red flags during IRS audits. Need help with tax filing? FlyFin offers stress-free tax preparation with IRS audit insurance for peace of mind. Get in touch now for a smooth experience.
Gunawan ******
Freelance software developer
Q. I am working on a project that is corp-to-corp. I provide project management and development consulting services. I have setup an S-Corp in December and started paying myself a salary starting in 2024. I am projecting to make about $150,000 in billing revenue for this year. How much should I pay myself in salary and distribution? I am thinking of a formula of 1/3 in salary, 1/3 in distribution, and 1/3 to cover business deductible expenses. Please advise.
Although there is no set rule, a common practice is to split salary and distribution in a 60-40 ratio.
Brian
consultant
Q. 19 years ago, house purchased from parent for $10. Never rented it or used as business/depreciation, etc. Married and lived in home throughout the entire time, file jointly. If I sell the house for $1,150,000, what is my capital gains tax potential? Assume $500k married deduction and about $200,000 in improvements over the years. What do I use as the cost basis? At time of sale, the NYC Finance Dept determined market value to be $563,000 and the assessed value for tax purposes was $51,000. Do I use one of these for cost basis?
In the scenario where the house was acquired from parents for $10 and underwent $200,000 in enhancements, the cost basis would be $200,010. After being sold for $1,150,000, with a married filing jointly deduction of $500,000, the taxable gain would be $449,990. The assessed value for tax purposes plays no role in determining the cost basis.
Christina ********
Cleaning services
Q. Hello, In 2014 I was hired to clean my husband's office building for $400/month. However, in 2023, my two oldest kids (ages 14 and 16) took over the cleaning and received 100% of the income. For the sake of simplicity we kept it in my name so the checks still come to me, but I then transfer the money to their accounts. Since their annual earnings only come to $2,400 each, they shouldn't owe any tax....correct? Nor should I since I kept $0 of the income earned. I do not have an EIN or registered business name. How do I go about filing for each of the kids since they don't have an official 1099 from me? Thanks so much for your time. Christina
Earning $2,400 or less in 2023 from cleaning services means your children probably won't owe federal income tax. You are not obligated to pay any taxes either since you didn't keep any of the income. Seek assistance from a tax professional to file taxes for your kids without a formal 1099.
Stephanie
Legal
Q. I'm about to take a part time job. The job will require travel about once a month. They want to pay me a thousand dollar a month tax exempt stipend rather than reimburse me. I would pay taxes on anything remaining from the stipend. Is this allowed? Can they give me a 1099 for the stipend?
Tax-exempt stipends are not taxable. But if you receive a 1099, you may have to pay self-employment taxes. In the event that you get a 1099, you can offset expenses on your tax declaration. This should provide some clarity.
Ari *******
Babysitter
Q. Hi there, my profession was not listed above, so I put babysitter. I'm a teacher who used to tutor on the side for years. The earnings were so small for tutoring that I just did it under table, without paying taxes. But, I recently got an LLC to start a tutoring business. One of my private tutoring clients will be a client for my tutoring business. Will this put me at risk with the CPA? I imagine that they will audit by new business, and notice my personal earnings from the private tutoring from the same client.
Transitioning from informal to formal tutoring with an LLC is a positive step forward. Ensure that all personal and business income is reported to avoid tax implications. Maintaining accurate records is crucial to avoid any red flags during IRS audits. Need help with tax filing? FlyFin offers stress-free tax preparation with IRS audit insurance for peace of mind. Get in touch now for a smooth experience.
Gunawan ******
Freelance software developer
Q. I am working on a project that is corp-to-corp. I provide project management and development consulting services. I have setup an S-Corp in December and started paying myself a salary starting in 2024. I am projecting to make about $150,000 in billing revenue for this year. How much should I pay myself in salary and distribution? I am thinking of a formula of 1/3 in salary, 1/3 in distribution, and 1/3 to cover business deductible expenses. Please advise.
Although there is no set rule, a common practice is to split salary and distribution in a 60-40 ratio.

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Facts and figures about
Coffee County, Tennessee

tennessee
population

59,032

County Population

population

Manchester

County Seat

population

429 sq mi

County area

population

9.75%

Coffee County sales tax rate

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Tennessee State Income Tax Rates & Brackets for 2023

The following tables represents Tennessee's income tax rates and tax brackets:

SINGLE FILER

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Rates

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none

MARRIED FILING JOINTLY

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Rates

n.a

none

Filing Status

Standard Deduction Amt.

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Coffee county Sales Tax Rates for 2023

City

Sales Tax Rate

Tax Jurisdiction

Tullahoma

9.75%

Tullahoma

Manchester

9.75%

Tullahoma

Hillsboro

9.75%

Coffee

Beechgrove

9.75%

Bedford

Manchester

9.75%

Manchester

Arnold Afb

9.75%

Coffee

Summitville

9.75%

Coffee

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