Tax Credits

2023 Hidden Tax Breaks: Upcoming Opportunities for Realtors

The IRS may randomly select businesses, including real estate firms, for audit regardless of size or industry, aiming for a representative sample. After reviewing tax returns and documentation, an IRS Agent verifies accuracy, requests supporting documents, and asks questions about operations, finances, and tax compliance. They issue deficiency notices for underreported income or improper deductions, assist with compliance, and impose fines if necessary.

When the IRS Reaches Out For Mistakes: How to Guide for Realtors

The IRS may randomly select businesses, including real estate firms, for audit regardless of size or industry, aiming for a representative sample. After reviewing tax returns and documentation, an IRS Agent verifies accuracy, requests supporting documents, and asks questions about operations, finances, and tax compliance. They issue deficiency notices for underreported income or improper deductions, assist with compliance, and impose fines if necessary.

Unlocking Tax Savings in Real Estate: 7 Strategies to Implement Quarterly

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How to prepare for a meeting?

Almost all the clients we’ve helped already have a bookkeeper, accountant, or CPA; some are even their family members or friends. Unfortunately, we found it’s very rare that they are also tax strategists.

How Rising Inflation May Lead to Higher Tax Bills

Inflation has been rising over the past year. Taxes haven’t increased as quickly as inflation, but now it’s possible to pay more in taxes than you used to; this is because the IRS calculates taxes based on income and inflation.