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Mindy Jensen
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Section 199A: Legally Avoid Taxes on the Last 20% of Income???

Mindy Jensen
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  • Longmont, CO
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My friend, The Mad Fientist (guest on  BiggerPockets Money Episode 18) is a huge fan of legal tax avoidance.

His accountant asked for a tshirt from him, and in exchange, he got an article about "the most exciting new tax break to be released in decades." (Read here: https://www.madfientist.com/section-199a/)

AND it includes real estate investments.

Any of my RE tax peeps want to chime in with tips for using this properly?

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