At Sikka & Associates, we want to prepare your tax return as accurate as possible and we don’t want you to miss out on any eligible deduction. To help you organize your tax deductible business expenses, we have created number of checklists and worksheets. In order for an expense to be deductible, it must be considered an “ordinary and necessary” expense. You may include other applicable expenses. Do not include expense for which you have been reimbursed, expect to be reimbursed, or are reimbursable.
These worksheets are not all encompassing but represent the more common deductible expenses associated with the profession.
Please take a moment to click on one of the following links to download the appropriate checklist or worksheet and use it to gather up your year round income and expenses.
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Checklists, Auth Forms and Other
- Client Year end Questionnaire – 1040
- Consent for Disclosure Authorization of Form 1040 Information
- Consent for Disclosure Authorization of Forms 1120 or 1065 information
- Incorporation Information
- Individual Taxpayer Checklist
- New Business Client Checklist
- New Business Client Questionaire
- Return of Clients Records
- State Tax Dept Addresses
- State W4
- Tax Organizer
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Worksheets
- Cash Wages
- Check Book
- Corporation & LLC – Income and Expense
- Interest and Dividend Income
- Inventory Sheet (Gas station)
- Medical Profession Expense Sheet
- Mileage Log
- Purchase Statement
- Real Estate Professional Expense Sheet
- Rental Income and Expense
- Sales Sheets
- Sales Tax Remittance
- Schedule C – Self Employed
- Schedule D Statement
- Taxi Service
- Timesheet
- Travel Expense Log
- Truck Service
DISCLAIMER
U. S. Treasury Circular 230 Notice: Any tax advice contained in this website was not intended or written to be used, and cannot be used, for the purpose of: (a) avoiding penalties that may be imposed under the IRS Code or by any other applicable tax authority; or (b) promoting, marketing or recommending to another party any tax-related matter addressed herein. We provide this disclosure to assure compliance with new standards of professional practice, pursuant to which certain tax advice must satisfy requirements as to form and substance.