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IRS TAX FORMS AND SCHEDULES
The child care business has tax rules that don’t apply to many other small businesses. That is why it is so important to find a tax preparer that knows the child care rules. Ask the tax preparer if he/she has prepared provider taxes and ask for a reference(s). An excellent source of tax information and preparation is the Family Child Care 200X Tax Workbook and Organizer by Tom Copeland. It has tear-out forms/schedules and walks you through them using child care examples. A new book is published for every tax year and highlights new child care business tax laws for that tax year. It can be ordered from Redleaf Press at www.redleafpress.org or 800-423-8309. Providers who use a tax preparer should order Family Child Care Tax Companion also by Copeland. It contains a greatly expanded Tax Organizer which will help you and your preparer avoid mistakes. An updated version is published annually. Listed below are the IRS Tax Forms and Schedules that you may use in the child care business. Remember there may also be state or local forms. Always consult your tax preparer on specific questions. Forms, instructions and publications can be found at www.irs.gov.
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Sitting down to do taxes is not a job everyone looks forward to. It is, however, a critical part of running your child care business. It is thought that many providers are not aware of the tax rules, don’t take the deductions they are entitled to, and end up paying more taxes than they need to. This is money right out of your pocket. 
