Is your taxable income above $160,700, or above $321,400 on a joint return? Well, first of all, congratulations! But before you break out the champagne, remember this important fact: If you don’t handle your Section 199A planning correctly, your 199A deduction amount could be Zero. Nada. Zilch. Why could this happen? Because your type of business, wages paid, and … [Read more...]
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2019 Last-Minute Year-End Tax Deductions for Existing Vehicles
December 31 is approaching fast. Why are we calling attention to this date? Because it’s the last day you can take advantage of some valuable tax deductions you might have overlooked. That’s right. If you know the IRS rules (and we do!), your currently-owned business cars, SUVs, trucks, and vans, (and even your personal vehicles!), can be the source of significant … [Read more...]
2019 Last-Minute Vehicle Purchases to Save on Taxes
I’m an accountant, not a car salesman, but I want to make this high-pressure sales pitch right now… “My friends, if you need a replacement business car, SUV, van, or pickup truck, now is the time to buy!” Why? Because if you act promptly, you can take advantage of some extremely valuable deductions. But don’t forget … you have to own the vehicle and place it in service … [Read more...]
Free checklist: 10 proven tax-reduction strategies for sole proprietors
All Sole Proprietors! Act now and get your FREE “Sole Proprietor Checklist” Get 10 proven strategiesfor slashing your Schedule C taxes! (No risk. No obligation. No charge.) Dear Sole Proprietor: Careful! You may be overpaying thousands of dollars in taxes! That’s right. Unless you know how to take advantage of the U.S. tax code, you may be paying the IRS a lot … [Read more...]
The IRS Audit Is Wrong on First and Last Stop Rule
Despite what you may think, IRS examiners are only human. This means they can (and often do!) make mistakes. In this issue of the Tax Reduction Letter we’ll take a look at a case where the IRS examiner mistakenly applied the “first and last stop” business-commuting rule. Yes. The IRS blew it, but the taxpayer’s CPA saved the day by tapping into the Bradford Tax … [Read more...]