Depreciation may be the most complicated issue when it comes to accounting, there are many different ways to handle depreciation, but the only one that really matters to an owner operator is how it gets handled on the tax return. I've always chosen to leave depreciation out of my monthly accounting since it has nothing to do with the real world and my numbers. Ron's answer is correct as to how to handle it in ProfitGauges. Only large items will be depreciated, Truck, Trailer, APU, Inframe etc. The rest you can deduct out of your monthly expenses.
From your truck overview page, click on "TRUCK ACTIVITY" This brings up the individual fuel ups. 1) click here to show your entire history on one page 2) Click on the individual fuel up and you'll see a drop down list with all of the details, plus 2 buttons, one to delete and one to edit the entry Click on the edit button and it will open the original fuel entry window, don't forget to click save before you exit.
Jim, Sorry for the delay, I didn't receive the e-mail on this issue and just checked in here. I've checked your account and it is active until September of 2012. Are you having a password issue logging in? You can call Aaron directly if you are still having an issue at 855-800-3835 Kevin
Whole Foods market has good sushi with lots of variety and most of the time they are in a mall or shopping center. It's a great place for healthy meals, salad and hot food bars as well as a lot of prepared foods. Just be prepared for sticker shock.
Here is a step by step. Click on Expenses: Choose a New Month: You'll see the field for Personal Vehicle Miles: If you are editing a month then you open the month to edit and then select the "CHANGE" button, then you'll see the screen above and you can add or edit your personal vehicle miles:
Tim is correct, the best way to get an answer to us right now is on the live chat. I do like the idea however of a group of people who may be available and using a conference software.
I choose not to put health insurance in with my business expenses, here's why. The IRS can't make up its mind whether this is a business tax deduction or a personal tax deduction, they keep going back and forth, for years it was personal and then they passed temporary regulation that made it business and now we're not sure for 2012, so it's easier to leave it out and deal with it on the tax return at the end of the year.
It's letter size and works very well. We buy them in bulk for our "Start Up Program" and we also have custom labels printed for the inside. We hadn't planned on selling them individually, but if you give Leesa a call I'm sure she would work something out. 330-519-3954 or leesaonxm@mac.com
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