Shakespeare asked… “What’s in a name?” Murray Bradford answer… “A nice tax deduction!” That’s right. As you’ll learn in my new article, you can create big tax deductions for your business just by knowing whether to title your car or truck in your personal name or in the name of your corporation. How much money is involved? Well, you can generate hundreds or thousands of … [Read more...]
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How to stop car-sale or trade-in taxes before they hurt
Ready to sell or trade in your business vehicle? Stop! Jam on the brakes! The first thing you should do is read my new article. Why? Because when you sell your business car or truck, you may be adding thousands of dollars to your tax bill. Or creating thousands of dollars of tax deductions. It all depends on how you play the game. That’s right. With a little tax … [Read more...]
How to qualify for deductions on rental-property losses
Do you co-own or co-manage a business or investment with your spouse? If you do, the tax law can help you out. Big time. You see, there are special IRS rules that allow you and your spouse to beat the IRS limits on deducting the net losses of your rental property, business, or investment. And this can amount to a lot of money! If you want to learn how joint filers can … [Read more...]
Powerful stock-portfolio tax-saving strategies
Your stock market portfolio is a great place to look for year-end tax-savings opportunities. Why? Because, if you know how to play the game… You can avoid paying taxes on stock appreciation by gifting stock to charity, your parents, and your children. You can play a simple game of offset which cancels out high taxes. If you want to learn how to handle stock market … [Read more...]
Great news from the IRS for rental-property owners
It’s true. The IRS actually does have great news for you! You see, Uncle Sam has just decided to help out rental-property owners who’ve used the rental property as their principal residence. Here’s the story in a nut shell… Thanks to the latest IRS advice, when you sell your rental property you could end up with a negative total tax on the sale. Getting this “negative” tax … [Read more...]