Bradford and Company, Inc.
Business Tax Deductions

 

 

Business Tax
Deductions

To 2026 and Beyond

 

 

 

 

W. Murray Bradford, CPA

 

 

 

 

For small and spouse-owned businesses (proprietorships, S Corporations, C corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, 1099s, statutory employees)

 

 

 

 

Clarifying Taxes So You Take Control of Your Money

 

41st Edition

$995.00

 

Bradford and Company, Inc.

www.bradfordandcompany.com

 

 

 

 

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Table of Contents


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Collapse <b>Section 1 - Why You Need This Course and  What You Can Expect</b>Section 1 - Why You Need This Course and What You Can Expect
Collapse <b>Section 2 - Travel Rule Basics and How to Put Them to Work for You</b>Section 2 - Travel Rule Basics and How to Put Them to Work for You
Section 3 - Paying Mom and Dad or Friends or Relatives for Business Lodging at Their Homes
Collapse <b>Section 4 - How to Treat Two Regular Places of Business</b>Section 4 - How to Treat Two Regular Places of Business
Collapse <b>Section 5 - Entertainment Not Subject to the 50 Percent Cut</b>Section 5 - Entertainment Not Subject to the 50 Percent Cut
Collapse <b>Section 6 - IRS Says TCJA Allows Client and Prospect Business Meal Deductions</b>Section 6 - IRS Says TCJA Allows Client and Prospect Business Meal Deductions
Collapse <b>Section 7 - Entertainment Deductions That Survived the TCJA</b>Section 7 - Entertainment Deductions That Survived the TCJA
Collapse <b>Section 8 - TCJA Tax Reform Increases the Tax Benefits of Employing Your Child</b>Section 8 - TCJA Tax Reform Increases the Tax Benefits of Employing Your Child
Collapse <b>Section 9 - New Law Makes Home Office Available to You</b>Section 9 - New Law Makes Home Office Available to You
Collapse <b>Section 10 - Putting the IRS Audit Manual’s Home-Office Section to Work for You</b>Section 10 - Putting the IRS Audit Manual’s Home-Office Section to Work for You
Section 11 - Why Incorporation Makes Your Home-Office Deduction Less Subject to an IRS Audit
Collapse <b>Section 12 - Use Net Square Footage to Increase Home-Office Deductions</b>Section 12 - Use Net Square Footage to Increase Home-Office Deductions
Collapse <b>Section 13 - Revenue Procedure Shows How Home Office Saves Extra Taxes with a 1031 Exchange</b>Section 13 - Revenue Procedure Shows How Home Office Saves Extra Taxes with a 1031 Exchange
Section 14 - Profit on Sale of Home with Office Sheltered by Exclusions
Collapse <b>Section 15 - Install a Section 105 Medical Plan Now</b>Section 15 - Install a Section 105 Medical Plan Now
Collapse <b>Section 16 - Court Case Shows How a Wife’s Business Covers the Husband with a Section 105 Medical Plan</b>Section 16 - Court Case Shows How a Wife’s Business Covers the Husband with a Section 105 Medical Plan
Collapse <b>Section 17 - Health Insurance for S Corporation Owners</b>Section 17 - Health Insurance for S Corporation Owners
Collapse <b>Section 18 - Pocket Self-Employment Taxes by Renting from Your Spouse</b>Section 18 - Pocket Self-Employment Taxes by Renting from Your Spouse
Collapse <b>Section 19 - Prepay Your Expenses</b>Section 19 - Prepay Your Expenses
Collapse <b>Section 20 - Tax Reform (TCJA) Expands Your Section 179 Deduction Privilege</b>Section 20 - Tax Reform (TCJA) Expands Your Section 179 Deduction Privilege
Collapse <b>Section 21 - Section 179 Recapture Problems Lurk in the Shadows</b>Section 21 - Section 179 Recapture Problems Lurk in the Shadows
Collapse <b>Section 22 - Add to Your Net Worth with Cost Segregation</b>Section 22 - Add to Your Net Worth with Cost Segregation
Collapse <b>Section 23 - Antiques Can Make Smart Assets for Your Business</b>Section 23 - Antiques Can Make Smart Assets for Your Business
Collapse <b>Section 24 - Should You Use IRS Mileage Rates or Actual Expenses?</b>Section 24 - Should You Use IRS Mileage Rates or Actual Expenses?
Collapse <b>Section 25 - TCJA Tax Reform Eliminates Tax Benefits of Business Vehicle Trade-Ins</b>Section 25 - TCJA Tax Reform Eliminates Tax Benefits of Business Vehicle Trade-Ins
Section 26 - What to Do When the Sale of Your Business Vehicle Would Produce a Loss Deduction
Collapse <b>Section 27 - To Buy or Lease Your Next Business Vehicle</b>Section 27 - To Buy or Lease Your Next Business Vehicle
Collapse <b>Section 28 - Building More Business Miles with Audit-Proof Records</b>Section 28 - Building More Business Miles with Audit-Proof Records
Collapse <b>Section 29 - Ouch! Vehicle Totaled! Tax Benefits to Know</b>Section 29 - Ouch! Vehicle Totaled! Tax Benefits to Know
Section 30 - Commission Rebate Deductions Allowed
Collapse <b>Section 31 - The TCJA Tax Reform Put Screws to Business Losses</b>Section 31 - The TCJA Tax Reform Put Screws to Business Losses
Collapse <b>Section 32 - Solo 401(k) Could Be the Perfect Retirement Plan</b>Section 32 - Solo 401(k) Could Be the Perfect Retirement Plan
Collapse <b>Section 33 - Tips for Building Audit-Proof Support</b>Section 33 - Tips for Building Audit-Proof Support
Collapse <b>Section 34 - Choosing the Right Business Entity Can Be Critical to Your Business Health</b>Section 34 - Choosing the Right Business Entity Can Be Critical to Your Business Health
Collapse <b>Section 35 - Single-Member Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) Are Simple to Operate</b>Section 35 - Single-Member Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) Are Simple to Operate
Collapse <b>Section 36 - The S Corporation</b>Section 36 - The S Corporation
Collapse <b>Section 37 - The Small-Business C Corporation and the New 21 Percent Corporate Tax Rate</b>Section 37 - The Small-Business C Corporation and the New 21 Percent Corporate Tax Rate
Collapse <b>Section 38 - TCJA Tax Reform Doubles Down on S Corporation Reasonable Compensation</b>Section 38 - TCJA Tax Reform Doubles Down on S Corporation Reasonable Compensation
Collapse <b>Section 39 - Corporation Must Earn the Income; Assignment of Income Fails</b>Section 39 - Corporation Must Earn the Income; Assignment of Income Fails
Collapse <b>Section 40 - TCJA Tax Reform Creates Big Hazard in Loans to Your Corporation</b>Section 40 - TCJA Tax Reform Creates Big Hazard in Loans to Your Corporation
Collapse <b>Section 41 - TCJA Tax Reform Makes Corporate Reimbursement of Owner-Employee Expenses Critical</b>Section 41 - TCJA Tax Reform Makes Corporate Reimbursement of Owner-Employee Expenses Critical
Collapse <b>Section 42 - Tax Tips to Save Your Social Security Benefits</b>Section 42 - Tax Tips to Save Your Social Security Benefits
Collapse <b>Section 43 - Avoiding and Coping with the Dreaded IRS</b>Section 43 - Avoiding and Coping with the Dreaded IRS
Collapse <b>Section 44 - IRS Makes Deducting Start-Up Expenses Easier</b>Section 44 - IRS Makes Deducting Start-Up Expenses Easier
Collapse <b>Section 45 - TCJA Tax Reform: Wow, New 20 Percent Deduction for Business Income</b>Section 45 - TCJA Tax Reform: Wow, New 20 Percent Deduction for Business Income
Collapse <b>Section 46 - New IRS 199A Regulations Benefit Out-of-Favor Service Businesses</b>Section 46 - New IRS 199A Regulations Benefit Out-of-Favor Service Businesses
Collapse <b>Section 47 - TCJA Tax Reform Creates an Unfounded Desire for the C Corporation</b>Section 47 - TCJA Tax Reform Creates an Unfounded Desire for the C Corporation
Collapse <b>Section 48 - Answers to Questions</b>Section 48 - Answers to Questions