Cash Flow Tax Deductions for Charity

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Summary: Charity donations are tax deductible. Get tips for understanding flow through tax deductions in this free video clip about business tax deductions.

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Tom Choisnet Tom Choisnet was born, raised, and educated in San
Bernardino, California where he has his practice today. He has been in self-employed tax practice fo... read more

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Cash Flow Tax Deductions for Charity

Hi, Tom Choisnet, enrolled agent again. I just happened to come across something we were making a discussion about on undocumented workers because many of you might be hiring undocumented workers or you certainly know someone who knows someone nearby that's in this situation. What the government has done is provide tax identification numbers separate of social security numbers so the undocumented workers can report their income and be in good standing with the Internal Revenue Service. An interesting part of that is those undocumented workers who have children may not get the earned income credit on their T.I.N. income and we see that from time to time with people who have children and work under assumed social security numbers. This goes on and the government has come up with a way of handling it in an ethical and reasonable way. Hope this has help shed a little light, and gee, are these people paying taxes? Yes, they do and there's a good system in place to take care of that. Thank you!