The bad news: Nothing is certain except death and taxes. The good news: Thanks to the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization, and Job Creation Act of 2010 (better known as the Bush tax cut extension package) a new, temporary, federal estate and gift tax has been established for 2011 and 2012. Want to learn how to use the new estate tax rules to provide big … [Read more...]
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How tax-deductible repairs can make you money
Here’s an important fact you should know: FACT: Repairs to property produce more after-tax cash than improvements do! Want to find out more about how repairs can put cash in your pocket? Read our new article titled Tax Tip: The Classic Repair—the Farmer’s Creamery Case. Three ways our fact-filled article can help you: We’ll explain the latest IRS rulings. On November 12, … [Read more...]
Protect yourself in an IRS audit of repairs
IMPORTANT: It’s urgent that you read this new article if you are planning to make repairs or improvements to your property. Take a minute right now and read our latest article titled Tax Tips for Repairs—A Short Litany. Three ways our fact-filled article can help you: We’ll give you examples of repairs that passed IRS muster. We’ve listed eight repairs and that’s just for … [Read more...]
Get better deductions for business/rental building repairs
Did you know that tax law penalizes depreciation deductions, but actually rewards repair deductions. The impact of these facts on your net worth can be huge! If you want to learn how to dramatically increase your net worth by repairing your business and rental buildings, I urge you to read my new article titled Tax Tips: Better Tax Deductions for Repairs to Business and Rental … [Read more...]
How repairs can put extra cash in your pocket
Thinking about fixing up your business and rental properties? Hang on a second. Before you get the workmen on the job, you should be aware of a very important fact: FACT: The repair deduction you’re entitled to can substantially outperform the capitalized improvement. For example, the fix-up you can label as a repair could be 271 percent more … [Read more...]