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Kate Jones
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Keeping track of taxes

Kate Jones
  • New to Real Estate
  • Long Island, NY
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Targeting all investors:

Taxes are important. You can write off a lunch conference and save lots. I’m targeting those who really keep track on the tiny expenses to the big ones on a daily basis. Even if you have a book keeper, you need to keep track of those payments to give them regardless. 

-When you make payments for your real estate business, how do you keep track of your payments?

- Do you write them in a notebook strictly for tax purposes?

-Do you tally it up at the end of each month? 

- Do you use an online platform? If so, which one (s)?
 

Looking for as much feedback as possible! I would love to hear tips and experiences you have had with taxes. 

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Natalie Kolodij
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Natalie Kolodij
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If you have a bookkeeper and just use a dedicated account they handle it all. 


Stessa though is my reccomndation. 


And use a dedicated account.

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