THAT is the Key Question.
The answer?
The IRS'S OWN DEFINITION is spelled out in Ch. 2
of "Home Business Tax Savings Made Easy!" on
pages 43-46. If you follow the guidance in that chapter,
you should have bullet-proof tax returns.
CONSIDER THIS:
A person who does NOT have a legitimate home-based
business (HBB), should not be claiming home-business
tax-deductions anyway.
A person who DOES have a legitimate home-based
business, shouldn't worry about the IRS possibly looking
for hobbyists who are pretending to have a real business.
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About Me
- Dr.Ron Mueller
- Ronald R. Mueller, MBA, Ph.D., has had highly successful careers as a Senior Naval Officer, a top executive in Corporative America, a popular University Professor, and an accomplished Investigative Journalist. But today he is best known as the author of the best-seller, “Home Business Tax Savings MADE EASY!” – the only ‘plain English’ guide to substantial tax breaks available to owners of small and home-based businesses. It’s available at his web site, www.HomeBusinessTaxSavings.com. Ron Mueller is one of the nation’s leading authorities on small and home-business tax law, and he has an incredible gift for being able to decipher complicated IRS Tax Code, Government Legislation and Federal Tax Court Rulings, and then put it all into “Plain English” that the average person can easily understand and quickly put to use. His books, newsletters, seminars and presentations are focused on helping average Americans learn how to reduce their taxes to the legal minimum. He lives in San Diego, CA aboard his 60' yacht appropriately named "Home Office."