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Using Factoring to Pay Taxes
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With taxtime nearing, here’s a series of tips that might help, especially if you are a small business owner. And remember that factoring my be a way to pay your taxes this year if you did not pay quarterly or did not save enough money to cover the debt this April.
With more than 75,000 pages of tax code, small business people are looking for all the tax breaks that they can get. Here's a couple of some of the best tax breaks for small businesses.
Insofar as equipment you can deduct property and assets that have depreciated over the course of time, but make sure the equipment you list to deduct is reasonable. If you own a PR business, then a tractor might not be too reasonable, for example. And remember, this year thanks to the stimulus, business owners can also take advantage of the 179 election so up to $250,000 in new assets can be written off rather than taking the deductions over the course of the assets' typical depreciation life cycle.
When you are disposing of an asset, think about purchasing a similar asset in the same year as a tax advantage. For example, with equipment, after there is no depreciation left, exchange the old equipment for new, but comparable, replacement equipment, and you will get it tax-free. Also if you replace or buy equipment using a business credit card, you can deduct the finance charges that appear on your statement.
Invoice factoring is a great way to catch up on paying taxes on time - and you may be able to use single invoice factoring, also known as spot factoring. Choose just one invopice to factor, and once approved, you can get you money in as little as 48 hrs.