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One simple strategy at a time, in plain words. Read them here (videos coming soon), or get one a day by email.
Videos are on the way. Until then, each strategy is written out below in plain words, with one small step you can take today.
Strategy 1 of 7 · about 1 minute
When a trip is mainly for your business, costs like your flight, hotel and class fee may be deductible. Business meals on the trip are generally 50% deductible. The kids' tickets and extra fun days don't count.
Your step today: Make a phone album called "Business Trips" and save the agenda or class receipt from every trip.Strategy 2 of 7 · under 1 minute
Your laptop, phone and the apps that run your business may be deductible: the business part of them. If the family iPad is also for cartoons and homework, only the business-use share counts.
Your step today: List every app you pay for, and put a star next to the ones you use for your business.Strategy 3 of 7 · about 30 seconds
Paper, ink, pens, labels and shipping boxes for your business may be deductible. School supplies and snacks aren't. Use one card for business, or ask the cashier for two receipts.
Your step today: Put a small "BIZ" sticker on the card you use for business.Strategy 4 of 7 · about 1 minute
Your domain, hosting, store platform, email tool, logo and booking tools may be deductible. Many renew once a year, so make sure those charges get counted.
Your step today: Search your email for "receipt" plus "domain" or "subscription," and save the business ones in one folder.Strategy 5 of 7 · under 1 minute
The space has to be used regularly and only for your business. The simple method is $5 per square foot, up to 300 square feet. If you only have a W-2 job, this generally isn't available to you.
Your step today: Measure your business space (length times width) and take one photo of it.Strategy 6 of 7 · read it here
Drives for supplies, clients, markets or bank deposits may count. School drop-off doesn't. If you pay for your own health insurance, or save in a SEP IRA or Solo 401(k), those may help too.
Your step today: Take a photo of your car's odometer today.Strategy 7 of 7 · about 1 minute
Ads, business cards, flyers, your business or professional license, sales tax permit fees, and professional memberships are write-offs many moms forget.
Your step today: Book a free 15-minute call to see which of the 7 strategies fit you.Free · 7 days
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