2018 – 12/05 If you’re the owner of a sole proprietorship, listen up! Newly released instructions for Schedule C, Form 1040, reflect many of the key tax changes that apply to sole proprietors for tax year 2018. These changes, enacted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, include accounting method liberalizations, limitations on deductions for business interest and business losses, a new deduction for qualified business income, and restrictions on deductions for business meals and entertainment expenses. Read the complete IRS-issued instructions here: http://bit.ly/2v0zJKU
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