Hello everyone,Interested to see what are some good ways to increase deductions in order to reduce taxable income. I am already acquiring one more property, but looking to see if anyone has some creative ideas out there.
Need some help from some seasoned professionals. I had a great discussion with my CPA today about a number of things that I needed to know, and she really tuned me up. I will have a solo 401k soon, and I already hav...
Besides making less money, what are some good ways to reduce my income tax bills? I mostly flip & wholesale, so my income is primarily taxed at short term rates. Between state & federal last year my tax bill...
Has anyone done a cost segregation on their tax returns and that reduced your W2 income through the losses claimed? How did you navigate getting a loan with the reduced income on your tax returns? I know you can use a...
If I use all my tax write offs and reduce my taxable income to 0 will that reduce my buying power in the future? In other words...will banks still count the income from my rental property when trying to qualify for a ...
Would you agree with market rent reduction for a tenant who is behind on current rent? The tenant is currently on a month to month rental agreement and claims COVID 19 eviction protection due to his reduced income. He...
what are some legal ways to reduce my rental imcome? Can my partner/girlfriend claim the income and expenses? Does her name need to be in the mortgage or deed?
I got a $65,000 income tax bill today. Is there any way my business can provide me with some deductible fringe benefits like a company car, health club membership, life insurance, etc?
Hello and Good evening BP Brothers & Sisters.
Tonight I wanted to post a question I have been thinking a lot about lately. "How could an investor best utilize property to lower taxable income"?
We currently own...
Hello and Good evening BP Brothers & Sisters.
Tonight I wanted to post a question I have been thinking a lot about lately. "How could an investor best utilize property to lower taxable income"?
We currently own...