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We are headquartered in Brooklyn, NYC but serve clients all across the US. We serve both today's "young" and "well-established" adults; individuals that do business in jeans and sneakers or in a suit and tie. Above all else, at Agro Accounting CPA we prioritize individuality.

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What is my business or freelance income? How do I calculate it?

Your business or freelance income, at a minimum, is the total of your bank account deposits and app (Venmo, PayPal, etc.) deposits for the tax return’s year.

2. Personal reimbursements, i.e. IOU repayment, Venmo for the dinner bill’s share

3. Personal refunds, i.e. for return of clothes you bought on Amazon

4. W-2 salaried income (because this goes elsewhere on your tax return)

6. Prior year tax refunds (because this goes elsewhere on your tax return)

A gift is unilateral, or one-way, “consideration.” If someone gives you money and gets nothing in return from you (aside for the good feeling that comes from giving), then they have made you a gift. For income tax purposes, gifts are not taxable. However, if they are more than $15,000, then the grantor -the person making the gift- may have to pay an excise tax on a separate, gift tax return he/ she files.