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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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James Lehmann
  • Wholesaler
  • Chicago, IL
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Tax Help for Wholesaling

James Lehmann
  • Wholesaler
  • Chicago, IL
Posted
Hi, I've completed my first 3 deals in 2015 as a wholesaler. I'm excited, but I'm trying to be cautious as well. I have not formed an LLC quite yet, but it's happening later this week. So 2 questions : 1) To tax my assignment fee properly what should I do? As of right now I am signing on to IRS.gov and making estimated payments of 18% for each deal I've done. 2) As far as my direct marketing, business lunches, supplies, gas and whatnot I am keeping receipts for everything. I incurred a lot of costs in 2014 but didn't start making money until this year. Can I carry all of this forward as start up costs for next year's taxes? And will it be separated from the LLC that I am forming when tax filing season comes along? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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