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Should You Fire Your CPA?

Should You Fire Your CPA?

Tax laws are set up for real estate investors to avoid taxes if we arrange our affairs appropriately. Have you been overpaying?

Sure, having a good CPA is a great start to getting your taxes right—but making sure that CPA is versed in tax strategy could save you thousands.

In the video below, I’ll tell you more about minimizing your taxes and maximizing your wealth.

Related: The Ultimate Guide to Real Estate Taxes & Deductions

Why Real Estate Investors Need a Tax Strategist

Tax season’s here. (Cue the sad trombone.)

This year, make paying taxes less painful (if painful at all!) by consulting with a professional tax strategist, who can introduce you to a host of loopholes, deductions, and approaches to filing your taxes that you never even knew existed.

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Want to learn how you could be saving more on your real estate taxes using loopholes, deductions, and more? Get the inside scoop from Amanda Han and Matthew MacFarland, real estate investors and CPAs, in Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor. Pick up your copy from the BiggerPockets bookstore today!

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Who prepares your taxes? Have you asked if they’re well versed in tax strategy? 

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