Why not ask here right? In any case, I found out last year just how much the IRS sucks when you make over 30k yearly, and are single with no dependents. This year I've made even more money so I'm not really looking forward to filing taxes. I've been doing a lot of reading on the subject but have yet to find a good source for tax help for young people in my situation. I've heard opening an LLC would entitle me to some additional tax breaks but I don't know exactly what those are. I've decided to stop wasting money on buying books. I need solid, concise info that doesn't take a tax law degree to understand. Other info:
-I don't have any retirement accounts yet. I DO know I can open some IRA's etc that are tax deferred. I'm working on it
-I don't think I can afford a financial adviser (yet), but is that the best way to go?
-File a DBA? Open an LLC? Which is best?
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. If you happen to know some good online resources that would really help too
2006-12-08
09:06:22
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