FINALLY. Hire your kids and family, and take the I-99A TAX deduction with confidence.

You already give your children money. This turns those dollars into a business deduction. Most owners never do it because nobody has time to work out the rules and keep the records. With our system every document you need is already written. You fill in the blanks as the work happens.

The workbook has nineteen tabs. Here is what the important ones do.

The Entity Gate is a tab that settles the question most owners get wrong. Answer three questions from dropdowns and it tells you in plain words whether wages to your children escape Social Security, Medicare, and federal unemployment tax. That answer is worth roughly fifteen percent of every dollar you pay a child under eighteen, and it turns entirely on how your business is organized. A sole proprietorship qualifies. A corporation never does, at any age.

The Plausibility Check is a tab that runs the calculation nobody else performs. Enter the wage you have in mind and your hourly rate, and it shows the hours that figure demands every week of the year. Sixteen thousand one hundred dollars at eighteen dollars an hour needs seventeen hours a week, every week, including exam weeks. The tab tells you whether that is credible for a child of that age before you commit to it.

The Wage Research Log is a tab that tells you where to look for a defensible rate. It names Indeed, ZipRecruiter, Glassdoor, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, states exactly what to search at each one, and states what to save as evidence. The midpoint calculates itself, and the memorandum writes from what you entered.

The Task Library is a tab that gives you the work. Genuine business tasks by age band from seven years old through adult, each paired with the artifact that task leaves behind. It also draws the line between a household chore, which is never deductible, and business work, which is.

Three Timesheet tabs hold a full year each. Two hundred sixty lines per employee across fifty two pay periods, with hours and wages totaling themselves and a separate total for every week.

The Birthday Tracker is a tab that quietly watches the two dates that change your payroll tax. Social Security and Medicare begin at eighteen. Federal unemployment begins at twenty-one. Both land mid-year, and both are usually discovered in April.

The Calendar Generator is a tab that builds a file dropping your quarterly filings, your December review, your January Form W-2 deadline, and every threshold birthday onto your own calendar.

The Payroll Register and the Year End Summary are tabs that total what each family member was paid, measure it against the ceiling, and confirm the ten-document file is complete before it reaches your accountant.

Every dropdown carries ready made choices, and every one still lets you type your own.

What you receive. A forty four page Playbook where every rule is traced to the page on the Internal Revenue Service website that supports it, with the date it was verified. A nineteen tab workbook. A printable reference copy of that workbook. Ten fillable forms covering the job description, the offer, the timesheet, the wage memorandum, the evidence log, the management services agreement, the written consent, the payroll register, the year end index, and the professional review record. The workbook requires Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers, or Google Sheets.

Educational materials only. Not legal or tax advice. All sales final.