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- Real Estate Agents, Commissions & Fees, Contract Labor & Depletion In this article, we will continue our line-by-line Schedule C discussion, with three more deductions: Commissions and Fees, Contract Labor, and Depletion Posted Sep 06, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Home Office Deduction Actual Cost Method Part Two: Home Office Depreciation This article wraps up the Actual Cost Method with the basics of home office depreciation. Posted Sep 03, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Home Office Deduction Actual Cost Method Part One: Direct and Indirect Costs This article will introduce the Actual Cost Method and discuss direct and indirect home office expenses. Posted Aug 29, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Home Office Deduction Methods & the Simplified Method This article will introduce the Simplified Method and the Actual Cost Method, share the basic rules that govern the home office deduction, and explain the Simplified Method. Posted Aug 15, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Home Office Deduction Requirements This article will discuss the IRS requirements for having a deductible home office. Posted Aug 14, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Auto Expenses: Deducting a Leased Vehicle The goal of this article is to help you to understand the deductibility of leasing a vehicle. Posted Jul 30, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Auto Expenses: Bonus Depreciation & Section 179 Expense This article expands on our article covering auto depreciation by sharing the basics of Bonus Depreciation and the 179 Expense as they pertain to vehicles. Posted Jul 24, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Deducting Auto Expenses: Depreciation Basics In this article we'll cover the basics of auto depreciation. Posted Jul 22, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Deducting Auto Expenses: The Actual Cost Method Thinking of using the Actual Cost method of deducting auto use? Here are the pro's and con's of this method. Posted Jul 11, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Auto Deduction Options: Standard Mileage Rate Regardless, of how you use your driving-time, life behind the wheel offers one key benefit (at least we tax-pros think so) – it’s all deductible! Posted Jul 03, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Deducting Promotional Donations For community-minded real estate agents, the question isn’t whether to support local charities; it’s how to maximize their value! Posted Jun 26, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Deducting Promotional Items & Gifts There are tax consequences to gifts and giveaways, and many agents are surprised to learn just how stringent the IRS rules are. Posted Jun 12, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Common Advertising Deductions Learn about some of the Ordinary and Necessary Advertising expenses that are deductible for Real Estate Agents. Posted Jun 06, 2019
- Real Estate Agents & Contractors, Writing Off Personal Items Used in Business Using personal property in a business is called converting personal items to business use and is deductible if you follow the rules! Posted Jun 03, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Overview of Income and Deductions Realtors, listen up! Every dollar you deduct as a business expense saves forty cents in tax, and puts it into your pocket! Posted Jun 03, 2019
- Real Estate Agents, Are License Training & Exam Fees Deductible? In this article, we’ll why training costs are not deductible when calculating a real estate agent’s taxable income. Posted May 23, 2019
- Proving your Deductions, Easy Recordkeeping for Real Estate Agents A look at the two primary reasons real estate agents lose deductions and pay more tax than they should. Posted May 20, 2019
- Contractor or Employee? A Confusing & Dangerous Question The way you classify workers can have a significant impact on the bottom line of your business. Employee? Independent Contractor? Find out now. Posted May 14, 2019
- Real Estate Agents & Self-Employment Tax Real Estate Agents are self-employed – independent contractors in business for themselves, responsible for paying their own taxes. Posted May 06, 2019
- I’m Self-Employed. Can I Deduct My Spouses Health Insurance Premiums? When it comes to deducting a spouse’s health insurance via the self-employed health insurance deduction, enough loose interpretation exists to confuse professionals & taxpayers alike. Posted Jan 29, 2019
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