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must-have tax guide for all IBOs |
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IBO Bookkeeping 101 and the related IBO Business Plan are essential for dealing with tax issues and your business. It is now available in US and Canadian versions. A Word
From Your IBOA International Board As with any person carrying on a trade or business, IBOs should conduct their activity in a businesslike manner in order to receive fair treatment of business income and expense deductions under the Internal Revenue Code. This includes starting out with your own personally defined business plan, budget, and breakeven projections, as well as making periodic adjustments to your business activity to meet your objectives. It also entails the discipline to distinguish with exactness business from personal income and expenses. We’ve made IBO Bookkeeping 101 guide available for all IBOs in order to share with you what we consider to be simple yet top-notch advice on how to properly maintain your records while building your business. Failure to keep adequate records can be a costly mistake that we hope all IBOs will avoid by following the steps in this guide and, when necessary, consulting a professional tax advisor, preferably a CPA, who understands this remarkable business that you’ve embarked upon. The guide’s author, Joe DePetris, is a CPA and has worked diligently with thousands of IBOs, from those just getting started to those at the Diamond level and above. His efforts have saved IBOs time and money by providing them the tools and knowledge to maintain proper records of their business activity, which satisfy the requirements of the Internal Revenue Service. In this guide, Joe shares with you the same insights he offers to his clients. We hope this guide is helpful to you as you build your business. Please feel free to forward any questions you may have to the IBOA International Board at: 220 Lyon Street
NW, Suite 850 Note: This guide is prepared as an educational resource for your guidance, and is strictly informational. It does not constitute legal, accounting, or other professional counsel. Nothing included in the guide implies a recommendation by the author, the IBO International Board, or Quixtar, of any course or method of regulatory compliance. Readers and users who intend to take, or refrain from taking, any action based on information contained in the guide should first consult with their qualified tax advisor, preferably a CPA, or appropriate regulatory authorities. While every effort
is made to provide accurate and current information, the forms and reference
materials provided here are given for the purpose of explanation only
and should not be solely relied upon as the most recent material available.
Subsequent changes in the federal tax law, such as Congressional amendments
or IRS interpretations, may change some of the material covered. According,
your own qualified tax advisor should be your final authority on these
matters.
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