ledger-and-light Best Expense Categories for Salon Professionals (Booth Renters, Suite Renters & Independent Stylists) Expense categories for booth renters, suite renters and independent stylists: what each covers, its Schedule C line, and where color and rent belong
ledger-and-light A Home Inventory You Can Keep Current: How the Home Contents Ledger Works A home inventory by room with values, serial numbers and receipt notes: how the Home Contents Ledger logs Added, Removed and Counted from a phone
ledger-and-light Every Gift, On Record: How the Donation Ledger Works A charitable giving record for the new non-itemizer limit and for itemizers: log money and items from your phone, and see the record each gift needs
ledger-and-light A Seed Box You Can Trust: How the Seed Ledger Works A seed inventory that knows the year and the germination: how the Seed Ledger logs Added, Sown and Counted from a phone and keeps a shopping list by source
ledger-and-light A Yarn, Fabric and Bead Stash You Can Trust: How the Craft Supply Ledger Works A stash inventory that knows your colors and dye lots: how the Craft Supply Ledger logs Added, Used and Counted, and names the project, from a phone
ledger-and-light Home Bakery Inventory That Matches the Shelf: How the Bakery Inventory Ledger Works A home bakery inventory that matches the shelf: how the Bakery Inventory Ledger logs Made, Added, Sold, Used and Counted, with use-by dates, from a phone
ledger-and-light Small Shop Inventory That Matches the Shelf: How the Inventory Ledger Works A small shop inventory that matches the shelf: how the Inventory Ledger logs Added, Sold, Used and Counted from a phone form, with a supplier reorder list
ledger-and-light Pantry Inventory That Matches the Shelf: How the Pantry Ledger Works A pantry inventory that matches the shelf: how the Pantry Ledger logs Added, Used and Counted from a phone form, with use-by dates and a shopping list
ledger-and-light Best Expense Categories for Child Care Providers (Home Child Care, Group Child Care Homes & Child Care Centers) The best expense categories for daycare and family child care work, what each one covers, the Schedule C line it maps to, and where home costs land
ledger-and-light The Time-Space Percentage: How Much of Your Home Counts (Family Child Care & Home Daycare) The time-space percentage sets how much of a home daycare's rent, utilities and insurance is deductible, and why every provider lands on a different number
ledger-and-light Landlord Tax Deductions: A Rental Property's Year on Schedule E Landlord tax deductions on Schedule E, grouped by when each cost actually lands — monthly, between tenants, once a year — and kept per property
ledger-and-light Best Expense Categories for Event Planners The best expense categories for event planners, what each one covers, the Schedule C line it maps to, and how a cost fronted for a client nets back out
ledger-and-light What a Mileage Log for Employee Reimbursement Has to Show A mileage log for employee reimbursement is a short list of facts per trip. Here is what each entry carries, and why writing it down early gets it paid
ledger-and-light Why a Bed and Breakfast Files Schedule C, and Where Each Cost Belongs Bed and breakfast tax deductions explained — why an inn files Schedule C, why breakfast is cost of goods sold, and how to split a house that is also a home
ledger-and-light How to Keep Short-Term Rental Expenses Separate by Property Why Schedule E wants short-term rental expenses kept separate by property, and a simple way to log each cost against the right home from your phone
ledger-and-light What 'Placed in Service' Means for Your Rental, and Why Make-Ready Costs Are Different What placed in service means for a rental property, why pre-service make-ready costs are treated differently, and how to keep them separated for your CPA
ledger-and-light Schedule E Deductions for Short-Term Rental Hosts A plain-language guide to Schedule E deductions for short-term rental hosts, from cleaning to depreciation, kept per property and ready for your CPA
ledger-and-light Is Your Driving Deductible? A Mileage Guide for Makers and Etsy Sellers The mileage deduction for Etsy sellers, which shop drives count, how the home office turns a commute into a business mile, and how to log it so it holds
ledger-and-light Best Expense Categories for Etsy Sellers (Handmade, POD & Craft) The best expense categories for Etsy sellers, what each one covers, the Schedule C line it maps to, and how to keep every handmade and POD deduction sorted
ledger-and-light Best Expense Categories for Food Trucks The best expense categories for a food truck, market stall or festival booth, what each covers, which Schedule C line it maps to, and how to stay organized
ledger-and-light Is Your Commute Deductible? Business Miles vs. Commuting Miles Business miles vs commuting miles decides your deduction. Here's where the IRS draws the line, and how a home office can erase the commute entirely
ledger-and-light How to Reconstruct a Mileage Log You Forgot to Keep How to reconstruct a mileage log for taxes from calendar entries, client invoices, bank statements, and odometer readings when a year went unlogged
ledger-and-light Mileage Tracker Apps vs. a Simple Google Sheet Mileage tracker apps vs a Google Sheet comes down to ownership, cost, and which one keeps IRS-ready records without a recurring subscription
ledger-and-light The IRS Standard Mileage Rate, Explained The IRS standard mileage rate explained: what it covers, what you can still deduct on top of it, and how it compares to the actual expense method
ledger-and-light Best Expense Categories for Photographers The best expense categories for photographers, what each one covers, which Schedule C line it maps to, and how to keep every deduction organized