New $50,000 Proposed Tax Deduction For Your Small Business
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Learn how you could claim a $50,000 tax deduction and tax credit for your small business startup costs, proposed by Vice President Kamala Harris. Discover which expenses qualify, and how to maximize your savings even if your business isn’t profitable yet.
Learn about the newly proposed $50,000 tax deduction for small businesses and how it can help entrepreneurs reduce their startup costs. Discover what types of expenses can be deducted, how to qualify for the deduction, and why this tax break is important for anyone starting a new business. You’ll gain insights into who benefits most from this proposal, how to use the deduction when your business isn’t immediately profitable, and the broader impact on innovation and entrepreneurship. This information is essential for those looking to save money while launching their business, understand tax deductions, and plan their finances effectively.
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This is dumb. It’s essentially accelerated depreciation and by the time you are already successful, that’s when it kicks in. Doesn’t help anyone scared to take the risk of trying a new startup.
I get where you’re coming from! The timing of tax benefits can be frustrating, especially when cash flow is tight in the early days of a startup. While it’s true the proposal is geared towards long-term benefits, the idea is to offer more flexibility when you do hit that profitable stage. Definitely not perfect for everyone, but it’s a step in helping new businesses. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts!
So for someone in 25% tax bracket the maximum tax savings is $12500?
Actual benefit depends on your income, the expenses you’re able to deduct, and any changes to the tax law if this proposal moves forward. It’s definitely worth consulting a tax advisor to see how it could work in your specific situation!
As a Boomer it is in my best interest for Trump to win because of his plan to eliminate income tax on Social Security benefits, beside the SS income tax, adding SS to total taxable income puts me into higher tax bracket. I would save over $6000 in taxes if SS isn't taxable income anymore.