Taxes for Small Business

The Ultimate Guide to Small Business Taxes Including LLC Taxes, Payroll Taxes, and Self-Employed Taxes as a Sole Proprietorship

By: Greg Shields

Narrated by: Dryw McArthur

Length: 1 hr and 51 mins

Publisher's summary

Say goodbye to scratching your head in confusion

This audiobook on taxes could be the answer you're looking for....

Filing taxes is something every business in America needs to do and there is a lot that needs to be learned in this process. It does not matter if you are self-employed or own a limited liability company (LLC). You need to know what the difference is regarding taxes and how to get the most out of your return.

Payroll taxes may seem scary. However, you will start to see how simple they are as you listen through chapter 2 of this audiobook. Do you know what deductions you can make as an individual taxpayer and as a business? There are so many tax breaks for a small business that you need to consider. You will see the updated information for deductions and credits that are available to you based on the new GOP tax bill. Best of all, learn how to make the new tax bill work for you so you can maximize your deductions.

With the help of this audiobook, you will learn how you can get through those grueling audits and survive the pressure of Uncle Sam and his squad of tax informants. If you have not filed the previous year’s taxes, then you may want to check out chapter 5 as we discuss IRS survival and this particular issue. In chapter 6, you will learn how to make your business taxes work for your business.

Here are just some of the topics that are discussed within this audiobook:

• Differences between LLC and self-employed taxes
• Payroll taxes and how to best manage them

So, what are you waiting for? Start your learning now by downloading this audiobook!

©2018 Greg Shields (P)2018 Greg Shields

The book is perfect for business owners.

This was a great tax primer for anyone thinking of starting a business, or even someone within their first couple years of running a sole proprietorship or LLC.

It is such an easy to follow audible.

It is such an easy to follow audible. I did want to learn it as who will do my own taxes this year and it really was not the right book for that. It is the perfect book for a real business-with employees. I come from a family of small business owners and this was so easy to follow and read.

A primer book for business owners.

I like the book because of it conciseness and for tits manner of presenting a good solid overview of what is involved. Seems to hit the really needed basis of what needs to be done to start un mystifying the tax world.

Easy to understand...

I have erudite a lot from this audible. I recommend this book for some one that's starting a new business for a brief explanation on starting your business with tax information.

It explained things I wanted to know.

Typically I find books about taxes irresistible and confusing but this one is not. It gives great, easy to understand explanations of what is expected and why. It explained things I have been thinking about asking my accountant to explain. When its tax time this year I will have a much better grasp on what to expect, what to save and not save and how to prepare.

A valuable book, best for me.

This book will definitely assist you to start a new business. But if you were undetermined to start a business because of taxes or other irritating accounting matters, this quick start guide should set your mind at ease. Two key take ways:

General Knowledge

If you don’t know anything about business then this is a good book. The knowledge is very general and would help someone get started. If you own a business or you know a lot about it there isn’t anything special here that you wouldn’t already know.

Great Book for Small Business

This is a great book on taxes for small businesses. Definitely a keeper. Great book to refer back to as your business grows.

I would recommend this to all business owners.

Any additional comments?

The author described the book in a way that It reminds us that if you do your own taxes you need to keep up to date on relevant tax rules as they are always changing. Moreover, I would recommend this to someone preliminary out with their own business, as it is better to know ahead of time what kind of records and receipts to keep and establish them consequently, rather than waiting until tax time to tackle a mountain of receipts.