Re: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-21 Thread Gruss Gott
> CF wrote: > How does everyone handle taxes when income received from consulting work? > We hired an accountant 10 years ago for all of our taxes and it pays for itself 10 times over every year including the first. If you family has more than 1 source of income (which includes a business that ca

Re: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-21 Thread J.J. Merrick
50% Might be a little extreme unless you make $100,000k in your other job and are in a high tax bracket 25%-33% might be a little better. And yes do send the money in to the IRS every 3 months. You will pay a penalty for underpayment and for not paying quarterly. I got hit with like $200 in penalt

Re: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-20 Thread Tony
. > > > > > > -Original Message- > > From: Loathe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 1:01 PM > > To: CF-Community > > Subject: Re: Taxes (Fed / State) > > > > Was it cash and or paypal? > > > > Co

RE: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-20 Thread ColdFusion
-Community Subject: Re: Taxes (Fed / State) > So if I set aside 50% is that too much? If you can afford to set aside 50%, do it. Keep it in an interest bearing savings account. you'll always have a little "extra" for those odd times when the taxes don't quite figure the way y

Re: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-20 Thread Loathe
-Community > Subject: Re: Taxes (Fed / State) > > Was it cash and or paypal? > > ColdFusion wrote: >> How does everyone handle taxes when income received from consulting work? >> >> >> >> Example: >> >> Project A brought in $1000.00 >

Re: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-20 Thread Cameron Childress
William Bowen wrote: >> So if I set aside 50% is that too much? >> > > If you can afford to set aside 50%, do it. Keep it in an interest > bearing savings account. > you'll always have a little "extra" for those odd times when the taxes > don't quite figure the way you expected. > > I used to

Re: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-20 Thread William Bowen
> So if I set aside 50% is that too much? If you can afford to set aside 50%, do it. Keep it in an interest bearing savings account. you'll always have a little "extra" for those odd times when the taxes don't quite figure the way you expected. I used to save out 40% and never had a real problem

RE: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-20 Thread ColdFusion
Well lets apply it to both (was not aware there is a difference) since it is still classified as income. -Original Message- From: Loathe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 1:01 PM To: CF-Community Subject: Re: Taxes (Fed / State) Was it cash and or paypal

Re: Taxes (Fed / State)

2008-02-20 Thread Loathe
Was it cash and or paypal? ColdFusion wrote: > How does everyone handle taxes when income received from consulting work? > > > > Example: > > Project A brought in $1000.00 > > > > Now set aside 33% for federal and say 10% for state (I am in the state where > there are state taxes). > > S