The real estate agent's tax deduction guide
3rd edition.
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Word Count
104,500 words, Guess
Page Count
418 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101413320015
- ISBN-139781413320015
- Library of Congress Control Number2013031506
- OCLC Control Number868581555
- Better World Books9781413320015
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL27161499M
Classifications
- DDC343.7305/23
- LCCKF6385 .F57 2014
Description
" Understanding tax deductions can be the difference between having a successful year--or not--for real estate agents and brokers. By taking advantage of the many tax deductions available to them, real estate professionals can end each year with more money in their pockets and less owed to the IRS. Too often, these valuable deductions are overlooked, even though it's easy to take advantage of them once you understand the rules. This book explains all you need to know in plain English with lots of examples and practical information. Learn about the most important deductions and how to plan and track your expenses all year so you avoid problems with the IRS. The information is organized into categories that explain the rules for each type of deduction, including: - start-up expenses - operating expenses - home and outside office - health care - vehicles and travel - entertainment and meals - and many more It also explains essentials like depreciation deductions, deducting losses, and keeping proper records"-- "Learn about the most important deductions and how to plan and track your expenses all year so you avoid problems with the IRS. The information is organized into categories that explain the rules for each type of deduction, including: - operating expenses - home and outside office - vehicles and travel"--
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