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Is Cost Segregation the Right Strategy for You?

Is Cost Segregation the Right Strategy for You?

One significant tax benefit of owning residential rental property or non-residential commercial or investment property is depreciation—a deduction you get without spending any additional money. But regular depreciation for real property is slow. Residential rental...

10 Welcome Tax Breaks: Discover the Income IRS Won’t Tax in 2024

10 Welcome Tax Breaks: Discover the Income IRS Won’t Tax in 2024

As we progress through the last half of the year, it's essential to understand what income sources are not subject to taxation. Being aware of tax-free income can help you keep more money in your pocket and make informed financial decisions throughout the year rather...

Employing Your Child? How to Do It Right and Reap the Tax Benefits

Employing Your Child? How to Do It Right and Reap the Tax Benefits

  As a parent, teaching your children the importance of money management and instilling a solid work ethic is crucial for their future success. One effective way to accomplish this is by employing your child in your business. Not only does this provide them with...

8 Summertime Tax Planning Tips

8 Summertime Tax Planning Tips

Embracing the warmth and adventure of summer offers more than just a chance to relax and enjoy the outdoors; it can also present opportunities to make savvy financial moves that benefit your tax situation. From life changes like getting married, which necessitates a...

What is a Schedule K-1?

What is a Schedule K-1?

What does a K-1 form entail? In the United States tax system, certain entities have the option to utilize pass-through taxation, which transfers the responsibility of income tax from the earner to those who benefit from it. The Schedule K-1 form is used to report the...

Home Office Tax Deductions- Your top ten questions answered

Home Office Tax Deductions- Your top ten questions answered

Are there tax breaks for working from home? If you own a small business and use part of your home for work, you may qualify for a tax deduction on your home office. However, should you worry that claiming this deduction will increase your chances of an IRS audit? What...