Good news! Your building, whether it’s a rental property or your office, can likely put money in your pocket. What’s more, you can start saving now with a building you already own, a building you plan on buying, or a building you are renovating. How? By using four money-saving strategies we’ll explain when you read my new article titled Tax Tips: Four Tax Strategies … [Read more...]
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How your closing statement can work for you
Want to save on your tax bill when you buy a rental property? Then pay close attention to the closing statement. If you’re smart, you’ll go over the statement’s line items and assign each to one of three categories… Business Loan acquisition Operations Then you’ll be in a position to consider the best tax strategy for each category. Want to learn how to use … [Read more...]
How to buy a historic building with tax credits
Would a unique historic building be perfect for your office? It may be a lot more affordable than you think. You see, the federal government and state governments want you to rehabilitate these historic buildings -- and they give you an attractive financial incentive to do so. Here’s their deal… If you invest in and restore a historic building, federal and state … [Read more...]
Don’t let the IRS poach your business hunting-trip deductions
Do you enjoy hunting? If you do, my new article is for you. You see, in Part 5 of my series on entertainment-facility tax law, you’ll find out how the IRS and lawmakers are taking potshots at your hunting activities. Want to learn how to keep these valuable entertainment-facility deductions? We’ll explain winning strategies you can use now when you read my new article … [Read more...]
Important news for real estate investors!
If you invest in real estate, ask yourself this vitally important question… “Am I a real estate ‘investor’ or a ‘dealer?’” How you answer this question can have huge tax consequences. For example, in a recent case, Mr. Donald Flood filed his tax return expecting to pay $240,000 in federal taxes at the 15% capital gains rate that applies to real estate investors. But the Tax … [Read more...]