It's super cheap (most expensive package is $18) and available online, and it's SO user friendly. It walks you through the process, so it's great for us non-accountants.
to help me with my taxes. I've never done them before, and I have no clue what to do, but I know I want to start asap. (And I'd rather just pay someone to do them for me than learning how to do them myself)
I'm no accountant, but I do think you should ALREADY have income and expense records - bank deposits, or purchase receipts, or whatever - for the business related transactions you plan to report for the first 10 months of 2009. You can't "create" those after Jan 1, 2010.
It is an interesting dilema on how to handle the whole scenario - soliciting advice from other providers who have already figured it out is probably the way to go
There was some tax discussion threads some time back. ANY tax preparer will need certain information & set up the correct forms for you. You'll need to be prepared with the job title you want him/her to use. Do not tell them too much. Do not tell them about anything illegal... they do not need to know to fill out the forms. There is no client / accountant privledge like there is with doctors & lawyers.
You know what the allowable business expenses are and what records you need to have in case you are audited. I still recommend seeing a skilled tax preparer.
It's super cheap (most expensive package is $18) and available online, and it's SO user friendly. It walks you through the process, so it's great for us non-accountants.
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