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How To Calculate The Depreciation On Rental Property - no Cost Segregation Study

As a tax advisor working with real estate investors, one of the most common tax questions I receive is “How do I calculate the...

As a tax professional working with commercial real estate investors and developers, one of the most beneficial services I provide is a...

Get ready, tax filers the New Standard Mileage have been released! The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has released the 2024 standard...

Business owners often face a common dilemma—should I hire this worker as a subcontractor or an employee? The distinction may seem subtle,...

As a small business owner or self-employed individual, you likely rely heavily on technology and your cell phone to run your business...

One of the biggest lessons that I learned from my parents was that "Learning is a Lifelong Endeavor." So this week I attended the Tax &...

Real estate investing provides ample opportunities to utilize tax deductions and minimize liabilities. Learning how to properly leverage...

There are a number of ways to optimize the write-off, ensure that you maintain good standing with the IRS, and save the most possible on...

As a real estate agent, you may be eligible to deduct expenses for a home office on your annual tax return. There are specific IRS...

Avoiding Late Filing Penalties

As a real estate agent, your vehicle is one of your most important business assets.

In general, if you are Self-Employed then you must make estimated tax payments if you expect to owe at least $1,000.

Absolutely!! Among the tax strategies that small business owners with families today underuse the most must be this one.

The top 10 items to Do, or Not Do, in order to prevent an IRS audit are listed below. An audit may be costly, time-consuming, and...