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Does Bartering Work


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Bob Brolhorst
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Does Bartering Work

By Bob Brolhorst



A few ot the companies that I work with and I have a great arrangement.

We provide services to each other in exchange for equivalent goods or services.

For example, I designed a very simple 29-page web site for a friend who sells

internet advertising. In exchange for the cost of building and maintaining the site,

I get free email lists from him. Another company gives me courier services

in exchange for my designing their website, designing and printing their

brochures. There are strict IRS regulations regarding bartering, but here are

the most important things to remember.



Both of you charge the going rate for your services or products. Do not mark

up the product or service so you can "get more" from the other. You must

charge the rate you charge all other clients. You can charge less, though.



Someone has to pay the tax. When I barter my services for the courier,

for example, he pays his sales tax, and I pay mine. That way, the

appropriate jurisdictions still get the tax based on the value of the "sale."



Make sure you record the bartered service or product as a sale for income

tax purposes. You are providing a product or service for consideration

monetary or in "kind" and must claim it as income.



Bartering can be a great way to get essential goods and services, but

remember to keep it legal, keep it recorded, and pay the taxes. For

complete information on IRS rules and guidelines, go to www.irs.gov .

Also check with your jurisdiction's web site or business tax office for

the records they need you to keep.



Saving money by bartering won't help if you end up having to pay fines

for not recording income and paying the tax!



Bob Brolhorst

Wave 5 Marketing

bbrolhorstwave5marketing.com

http://www.wave5marketing.com





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