tax planning

Tax Planning for Retirement Income: Strategies for Generating Cash

As people plan for retirement, they rarely take into consideration the tax implications. What taxpayers may not realize is that the amount of retirement income that goes toward taxes can considerably lower the funds available to sustain the type of life they imagined for themselves. This is where offering your assistance as a Certified Tax […]

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How to Improve Time Management in Your Tax Planning Business

As a business owner, how you view and allocate your time plays a major role in the success of your business. When your to-do list is unending and new tasks keep popping up left and right, you may find it difficult to intentionally plan out where you want to devote your time. However, upgrading your

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Navigating the 121 Exclusion: Tax Planning for Real Estate Income

Tax professionals today need to be prepared to incorporate real estate income into their clients’ tax plans. More and more Americans are starting to use their properties as a primary or secondary income source, yet many taxpayers are not prepared for the tax consequences when they decide to sell that property. This is where a

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The Ins and Outs of Real Estate Income: Tax Planning for Short-Term Rentals

Using real estate as a source of income is only becoming more popular with the advent of sites like Airbnb and VRBO that enable homeowners to earn extra cash from property they already own. Taxpayers who are new to leveraging real estate for income may be unfamiliar with the tax loopholes available to them. As

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How to Increase Efficiency in Your Tax Planning Business

A key to business growth is finding ways to get more done with less effort. Small business owners are often juggling so many tasks that they struggle to stay focused on what is adding the most value to the business. In theory, you may know that you need to hire help, delegate tasks, and build

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Tax Planning Myths

TAX PLANNING 101: Busting the Myth that Tax Planning is Only for the Rich! Part 1

By now, everyone has figured out that America’s wealthy and elite are not always avoiding taxes through illegal means. There are thousands of court-tested, law-abiding strategies that help the 1% avoid paying billions of dollars in taxes year after year, like the ProPublica article “The Secret IRS Files: Trove of Never-Before-Seen Records Reveal How the

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TAX PLANNING 101: Ideas for Reducing Taxable Income and Maximizing Tax Credits Part 2

We are continuing to bust the myth that significant tax savings are only applicable to the rich and wealthy. Countless moderate-income earners are utilizing the same strategies to reduce their adjusted gross income (AGI) and overall tax liability. So, if lowering your AGI is considered “above the line” deductions, are there then “below the line”

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TAX PLANNING 101: Busting the Myth that Tax Planning is Only for the Rich! Part 1

By now, everyone has figured out that America’s wealthy and elite are not always avoiding taxes through illegal means. There are thousands of court-tested, law-abiding strategies that help the 1% avoid paying billions of dollars in taxes year after year, like the ProPublica article “The Secret IRS Files: Trove of Never-Before-Seen Records Reveal How the

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Tax Planning Myths

TAX PLANNING 101: Ideas for Reducing Taxable Income and Maximizing Tax Credits Part 2

We are continuing to bust the myth that significant tax savings are only applicable to the rich and wealthy. Countless moderate-income earners are utilizing the same strategies to reduce their adjusted gross income (AGI) and overall tax liability. So, if lowering your AGI is considered “above the line” deductions, are there then “below the line”

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