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Where Is Your Wealth?
Whenever someone asks me what to do to build permanent wealth, I answer that question with a question: Where is your wealth? Where is your wealth today and where is your wealth going?
2 Ways to Put Your Children's Money to Work
There are many ways your children can put their money to work. Here are two of those ways:
Tax Elimination, Wealth Strategies and Your Children
Tax elimination is my favorite type of tax planning because it permanently reduces taxes.
Put Your Children to Work and Reduce Your Taxes
What Can Your Children Do For Your Business? As a parent, I'm always looking for ways to teach my children life long lessons about money. One of the best teaching tools I have found is money!
The Biggest Mistake With C Corporations and How to Save Taxes Using the C Corporation Double Tax
When used correctly, C Corporations are a great way to supercharge a tax strategy. I find that when my clients make the most of their C Corporations, they reduce their taxes by a minimum of $10,000 every year.
New Tax Legislation Could Save Dentists $$Thousands$$ in 2008
Have you thought about upgrading your equipment to the newest industry standards but were afraid of the cost? Or perhaps you want to improve your office to make it more comfortable for your patients? Do you need to upgrade your reception area to make it more efficient for your administrative staff or look nicer for your patients?
5 Questions for Your Mid-Year Tax Planning
Have you ever met with a CPA or tax preparer and been told you could have done something about a tax problem if only you had acted before the end of the year? And while year end tax planning has its place in a tax strategy, often times there is simply not enough time at the end of the year to get the best tax results. That's why mid-year tax planning is so important.
Mid-Year Tax Planning: Do You Need to Add an Entity?
Do you need to add an entity to your tax structure? This is such an important question for mid-year planning because knowing the right time to add an entity to your tax strategy can often save as much as $10,000 per year in taxes!
How Your Bookkeeping Can Boost Your Tax Deductions
One of the keys to bringing your tax strategy full circle is your bookkeeping. It's one thing to know what's deductible and how to maximize your business deductions, but unless that gets reflected in your bookkeeping, it's as if the tax planning never happened at all. Use this checklist!
Standard Mileage Rates Are Increasing: Find Out How Your Home Office Can Help You Deduct Even More
With gas prices on the rise, the IRS has announced an increase in standard mileage rates effective July 1st. For business miles, the rate is increasing from 50.5 cents per mile to 58.5 cents per mile.
How to Deduct Your Travel Expenses
Travel expenses are a favorite deduction of many clients, because they love to travel and especially enjoy it when the IRS is subsidizing part of the expense. In order to deduct travel expenses, however, you must show that the expense has a business purpose and is ordinary and necessary to the business.
Are Your Meals 50% Deductible or 100% Deductible?
There are several specific rules to determine if a meal is a legitimate business expense. These specific rules include meeting the business purpose requirement and the ordinary and necessary requirement. In this article, it's assumed that the meal has met these requirements and is indeed a business expense.
A Checklist to Properly Document Your Meals and Entertainment Expenses
One thing you can always count on during an audit is a request for documentation supporting meals and entertainment expenses. The IRS has found that these expenses are heavily abused and are an easy way to generate additional tax revenue, not to mention additional revenue from penalties and interest.
A Checklist to Properly Document Your Meals and Entertainment Expenses
One thing you can always count on during an audit is a request for documentation supporting meals and entertainment expenses. The IRS has found that these expenses are heavily abused and are an easy way to generate additional tax revenue, not to mention additional revenue from penalties and interest.
Is Your LLC a Sole Proprietorship, a Partnership, a C Corporation or an S Corporation?
Understanding the fundamentals of entities, particularly LLCs, is a key part of building a wildly successful tax strategy.
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