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Eddie Pietschmann How do I decrease my taxable income?
9 December 2022 | 3 replies

Hi Everybody!I am trying to find some ways to decrease my taxable income this year. This may be completely impossible, but here's my situation...Currently I am 1099 (agent) and I have a tax bill that I would rather du...

Jeff Higgins How can I lower my taxable income
13 September 2019 | 2 replies

I recently bought a house in August that I will be flipping. I am looking at making around 90K to 80K before taxes. This will most likely put me in the 24% tax bracket but I am close enough to falling into the 22% tax...

John Stanley reinvesting cash flow to reduce taxable income
27 May 2020 | 2 replies

I'm shopping for a property in Germany to rent out. Mortgage rates are very low here, around 1.5%, so I have somewhat of a unique situation where there isn't much loan interest to deduct from my taxes and of course re...

Mayer M. Reducing taxable income, what’s the best way?
9 December 2018 | 13 replies

What is the best way to reduce your personal taxable income? I am self employed and receive K1’s from a flipping business and rental properties as well as a W2 and K1 from my transportation business.

Any advice would...

John McClain Are rebates given by a realtor taxable
14 February 2015 | 2 replies

I recently purchased a house with my girlfriend, I acted as our agent and earned the 3% commission if I gave her my entire commission as a rebate would:A) it be legal? B) it be taxable to either of us? C) it have to b...

Robert Andres Using IRA to defer taxable passive income.
15 August 2014 | 2 replies

I own one apartment which is netting about 7k per year income. I also am not able to itemize right now since I don't own my own primary residence. I do not have a lot of deductions in other areas. I'd like to postpone...

Stephen R Krempl Using Roth IRA without incuring taxable event
24 March 2022 | 2 replies

I am new to buying rental properties. I want to get going but I have one aspect I don't know what to do with, Financing. I put a good chunk of money in a Roth IRA a couple years ago at Fidelity. I'm finding out that i...

Alexander Araniba Rollover 401K or Taxable Income to Invest?
22 January 2019 | 0 replies

Hi BP,I worked at a small business and had a 401k. And at the beginning of January, 2019 I started a new job at a bigger company. I am now on the fence of rolling over my money from the old investment company to the n...

Hugh Carnaha Are Cap Ex, Vacancy, Maint taxable income?
26 November 2019 | 3 replies

Howdy Guys!
This is my first real post, and i'm completely new to all this. My apologies if this question reveals i'm a moron, I assure you I have no idea what i'm doing. This has probably been asked before but I cou...

Drew Shirley Taxable Event? Reinvesting Acquisition Fee as Equity
28 September 2017 | 12 replies

I'm working on my first apartment syndication and would like to re-invest part or all of my acquisition fee into the project as more "skin in the game." Is there a way to do this without paying taxes on the reinvested...