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Hi, Kerry here, from My Cloud Bookkeeping. Today I am not going to be talking about QuickBooks, I am going to be talking about income tax deductions and specifically, what does means when somebody says; So, thats a write-off This is one of the most misunderstood terms I have encountered. I am going to walk through a simple example that will show you how much cash you have left in your pocket after you take into account the write off. Were going to use a very simple example wherewe have a net income of $50,000 and a tax rate of 30%. Im not looking at different marginal rates, if you know what that means, fantastic, you can rework the information using the rate thats applicable. But for the purpose of this exercise, were going to keep it really easy. As you can see, based on these numbers, if we have a net income of $50,000 and income tax at 30% and we are paying $15,000 in income tax. We have $35,000 left for ourselves, or to we invest back into the