Do you operate your business as a sole proprietorship?
If the answer is “yes,” you know that Uncle Sam takes a big share of your profits in the form of self-employment taxes. But there’s good news…
With the help of your spouse, you can reduce your self-employment tax bill by using an innovative but simple rental strategy.
You see, if you rent an office from your spouse, you could knock thousands of dollars off your self-employment tax bill every year, even if you file a joint return!
You’ll get all the details when you read my new article titled Tax Tips: Reduce Self-Employment Taxes by Renting from Your Spouse.
Here’s just some of what you’ll learn in my new fact-filled article:
- How to use an innovative office-rental strategy to create cash!
- Why the tax court’s finding in the Cox case can mean money in your pocket!
- How your spouse can help you deduct 100% of your office rent!
- How to use this innovative strategy in a community-property state!
- Why the IRS considers liability protection to be a legitimate reason for creating a self-rental arrangement!
- Six tips for making the office-rental strategy work!
- Three rules you need to know now!
… and much more!
