Day Care Provider Income And Expense Worksheet Template

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DAY CARE PROVIDERS WORKSHEET
For the tax year _______
Welcome back for another tax preparation adventure. This past year the IRS has launched
a campaign of new audits and is concentrating on small business owners. We have seen an
increase in the number of audits, along with an increase in the scrutiny of deductions that
are allowed. Our job is to qualify the deduction, the IRS has a job to verify the income,
and your job is to prove the income & deductions with receipts. Payroll expenses must
be verified with checks, as cash payments are not allowed. Auto records must be
contemporaneous (recorded as incurred), and justified if requested in an audit. Be sure to
call the office with any questions you may have at any time during the year.
INCOME
FOOD PROGRAM
NUMBER OF MEALS SERVED
Day Care :__________________________
(Do not count your own children)
Preschool: __________________________
Jan-----December
Registration: ________________________
BREAKFAST
__________
Late Fees / Interest ___________________
LUNCH
__________
Food Program: ______________________
DINNER
__________
D S H S ____________________________
AM SNACKS __________
TOTAL INCOME ___________________
PM SNACKS __________
PAYROLL
– If we do your payroll or if you do your own, please be sure we send you a payroll
worksheet for you to record wages and payroll taxes you paid. We DO NOT have these records as
we DO NOT know what you paid and when.
TAX ALERT
–Be sure to bring in your mortgage interest statements and also your HUD
statement if you refinanced, took out equity, or purchased a new home.
AUTO EXPENSES
The IRS allows two (2) ways to claim the expenses for your business use of auto. Both methods
require a mileage log and/or expense records to be kept as your drive, and should be recorded on a
daily basis. Thinking back a year and guessing does not meet the IRS test of contemporaneous
recordkeeping requirements. No switching from method #1 to #2 or # 2 to #1 without incurring tax
implications. Please discuss your options at tax time to select the best method for you.
Method #1 – Total miles the car was driven from Jan. – Dec. _________________(All miles)
Total business only miles from Jan. – Dec. ______________(Just the business miles)
Total of any interest paid on the vehicle if financed $____________
---- OR----
Method #2 – In addition to Method #1 requirements we also need the following:
This method might be best if your car is around 80-90% business use.
Cost and/or value of vehicle when placed into service (if not already listed) $ ______________
Gas
_________________ Insurance ______________ Repairs _________________
Oil
_________________ License ________________ Other ___________________

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