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Mr. Randy Yeisley (RFC®)
316 719 2900
PO Box 12797
Wichita, KS
Dunn & Company LLC
(316) 264-6110
201 N Main St
Wichita, KS
R & W Turner
(316) 264-5641
2215 S Seneca St
Wichita, KS
Alderson Tax Service
(316) 944-4829
Alderson Tax Service
Wichita, KS
A-One Tax Service
(316) 264-0349
2009 E Central Ave
Wichita, KS
Mrs. Angela L. Tejeda (RFC®), MBA
316 721 5191
8307 W. 34th St. N
Wichita, KS
Jackson Hewitt
(316) 681-3278
952 E. Pawnee Street
Wichita, KS
Jackson Hewitt
(316) 681-3278
1433 W Douglas Avenue
Wichita, KS
H&R Block
(316) 838-6952
2050 N AMIDON AVE
WICHITA, KS
Jackson Hewitt
(316) 681-3278
359 W 21st Street N
Wichita, KS
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Hire Your Kids

Hire Your Kids

If your small business is not incorporated, you can obtain a significant tax break if you hire your kids.

Hire Your Kids

Many people roll their eyes when this tax strategy is mentioned, but it is a legitimate method of lowering the taxable profit of your small business. In fact, this tax strategy isn't even considered particularly aggressive and does not raise your audit risk.

There are three key aspects that make this strategy work from a tax perspective. First, the wages that are paid to your kids are deductible from your income, thus reducing your tax liability. Second, you are not required to pay Social Security, Medicare, unemployment or disability taxes as you would with an adult employee. Finally, your kids will either pay no taxes or nominal taxes at a much lower rate than yourself.

There are a few things you must realize before you rush off to hire your kids:

  • Your kids must be between the ages of 7 and 18;
  • You must have a legitimate business and the kids must actually work;
  • You must document the wages and time the kids work;
  • You must pay them "reasonable wages";
  • You must actually pay your kids, preferably documented with a check;
  • You must issue a W-2 to each child at the end of the year.

You should give careful consideration to the total amount you will be paying your kids. The standard deduction for 2004 is $4,850. If you had two kids working for you and paid each this amount, you would reduce your taxable profit by $9,70...

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