OFFICE EXPENSES
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START UP EXPENSES- READ FOOTNOTE CAREFULLYP13 F
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P
SUPPLIES (do not include inventory held for sale)
PAYROLL TAXES - COMPLETE WORKSHEET ON PAGE 7
TAXES – PROPERTY (NOT FOR HOME OFFICE)
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P
P
TAXES- SALES TAX IF INCLUDED IN GROSS INCOME
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This means expendable office supplies. Do not include capital assets, which are items
designed to last over a year and which exceed $300 in cost.
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This would include an alarm at your separate office. Do not use this entry for a home
office.
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Start up expenses are those expenses which would have been deductible if you were
actively engaged in a trade or business, but which were incurred before the start of
business. Examples include, education so long as it does not qualify you for the new trade
or business, travel, meals and entertainment, mileage, telephone, etc. Start up expenses
DO NOT include the purchase of any capital asset (see Section G of this checklist) as these
items are only considered placed into service after the actual start of business.
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CAUTION – Include only employer portion of FICA and Medicare, plus Federal
Unemployment Tax (FUTA), State Unemployment (SUI) and State Training Tax (ETT). DO
NOT INCLUDE – any amount deducted from the employee’s wages, such as federal or state
withholding, employee share of FICA and Medicare, or California SDI. This information is
available from your payroll service. Be very careful here if you are not clear on what to
include. This has caused large audit adjustments in the past because of accuracy!
SELF-EMPLOYED HEALTH INSURANCE PREMIUMS
OUTSIDE SERVICES (PAID TO OTHER BUSINESSES)
POSTAGE
PRINTING AND COPY EXPENSE
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS FOR EMPLOYEES
RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS FOR OWNER(S)
RENTAL OF VEHICLES, MACHINERY OR EQUIPMENT
RENTAL OF SPACE OR PROPERTY
REPAIRS
SECURITY
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