Jeff BeardIs that classification for your accounting or for the IRS?

FWIWTax Guide for Small Business (Sched C)http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p334.pdfPage 12, on Accounting Methods.No industry, or business type classifications as to who can use what.Per the use of the trust account, from the description Elliot gives, that is exactly what is happening.

I'm stuggling to distinguish the different classifications of neighborhoods.

My point is if you have a belief that due to their particular classification, definition or whatever renting to them would places your business at a higher risk do you choose not to rent to them.By not renting to them I am not suggesting you deny their application based on your belief but rather do you continue to advertise and screen applicants for a more suitable/better or equally qualified candidate then simply notify them they are not accepted.

Lots of good discussion on this very topic in an ongoing forum thread over at Atlanta Neighborhood Classification Questionb) How is the job stability?

I personally feel that one of my dogs - the one with the AmStaff classification - looks like a dog I had growing up.

I never take into consideration any form of "protected classifications" when screening applicants.

I tried to get an idea what the neighborhood classification is but there are the boundaries of 4 main areas/towns/neighborhoods all meeting close to the interstate intersection and I can't figure out if the place I am looking at is in a good area or not.

Hey All,

What does everyone list as business type when using Turbo Tax as a real estate investor? The codes and business types that it returns when entering real estate investor or real estate buyer do not se...

Best advice I can give is that you use the evaluation method that is appropriate for the asset class.  If