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Real Estate Investors, Stock Traders, and Business Owners guide to preserve their wealth, protect their assets, and prosper in the future.
Real Estate Investors, Stock Traders, and Business Owners guide to preserve their wealth, protect their assets, and prosper in the future.
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Wednesday Mar 27, 2019
Tax Tuesdays with Toby Mathis 03-19-19
Wednesday Mar 27, 2019
Wednesday Mar 27, 2019
Toby Mathis and Jeff Webb of Anderson Advisors encourage you to look at taxes as something that's enjoyable because it's a very rewarding subject. Learn how to use tax laws to your advantage and put money in your pockets. Do you have a tax question? Submit it to taxtuesday@andersonadvisors.
Highlights/Topics:
- What happens if I forget to submit Form 8606? You don’t have to file a return if you let the IRS know there’s something you put in, but you are not taking a tax deduction for it
- What principle assets should I use for my LLC, if I work from home? Depends on where you set up the LLC; a physical address, but not your home address, as principal address
- Can paying my minor kids for their work in my business offset taxes? Yes, if they do something of value; shift money from a higher bracket to someone in a lower bracket
- How can we pay kids? Is there a limit? If you're a sole proprietor, you don't have to put them through payroll; if you're anything else, you do put them on the payroll
- Can I pay my parents for babysitting? Yes, but you're not going to write that off because it’s not an expense
- Do I have to file tax through each state where I own a rental property? If you're making money in a state, you must report that income somewhere
- Can a self-directed 401(k) invest in an opportunity property? Self-directed IRA means you don't have to have a custodian; you can be your own administrator or trustee
- Can I invest in opportunity property? Yes. Opportunities zones and opportunity funds get the tax exemption; you can invest in those areas and defer capital gains
- What documents need to be filed for a C Corp? Depends if you're filing it with the state, then there’s three areas to be aware of: State, third parties, and federal government
- Do you need a real estate license to be considered a real estate professional? No.
- What is a good IRA platform to use, has the lowest fees? IRA Club
- Is partnership income in an IRA required to be income taxed? No. An IRA owning a partnership doesn’t pay tax on that income
- Do you lose long-term capital gains being a real estate professional? No. Capital gains are capital gains; you don't lose them because the losses aren’t considered passive
- Do kids pay FICA taxes? If it's payroll, yes; they're not going to pay on employment taxes
- What are the main tax advantages of a C Corp? Separate tax bracket and fringe benefits that are not taxable to you and not available through others
- I have a home office in the basement. Is that basement going to be deducted? Yes, if you’re a sole proprietor; have an accountable plan and reimburse yourself by determining how much square feet of the house you're using
- I formed a single-member LLC. What tax form do I report? You don't; it's disregarded
- What's the best bookkeeping system for real estate investors and financial services corps? QuickBooks
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Resources
Section 280A: Home Office Deduction Rules
It's not a dream: My Pillow hit for $1.1 million in unpaid NY sales tax
Family Owned Non-Corporate Entity (FONCE)
Qualified Retirement Plan (QRP)
Anderson Advisors Tax and Asset Protection Event
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