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Orginally posted by Smiley
If the business is inc. then it becomes a seperate entity and you cannot add/subtract income to your personal tax return . It has to be sole propreitorship/partnership .
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Chandresh
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Correct, Will take care in future
Thanks
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Orginally posted by chandresh
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Just a friendly suggestion - be careful when replying to such technical questions and better ask the originator to disclose facts before replying.
Chandresh
You are absolutely right Chandresh.
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Hello,
tahnks for clearing my doubts...
Yes Incorporation is a different issue Altogether. I was just asking for business income as an individual in my own name( techies take it as sole proprieter/partenership).
OK, if this is the case of ability to deduct one's business loss from salary income ... then we have a reasonaby good and LEGAL( ? ) way of making some money or saving Tax.
Am I right? So we can create wealth this way.
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