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Albert Einstein once said that "the hardest thing in the world to understand is income tax." For Einstein, tax return preparation was the business of "philosophers, not mathematicians." If there's anyone who can truly relate to this famous quote, it's a real estate professional. With fluctuations in income and an ever-changing real estate market, it's easy to see how one or two minor mistakes can be costly or even detrimental to your bottom line. As your long-term strategic business partner, your success is important to me, and so I'm always searching for ways to add value to your business to help give you an edge over the competition. With this in mind, I'd like to share with you a great interview I have on CD with expert tax attorney, Ed Lyon, an award-winning author, speaker, and consultant. Ed Lyon concentrates his practice on helping real estate agents and investors avoid costly tax mistakes. In just one hour, you can learn several small changes you can make to save thousands of dollars in income taxes. For Ed, the key to tax preparation is preparation itself, and his forward-planning process provides "audit-proof" tax deductions, credits, and loopholes that even Einstein could appreciate. From cars, meals, entertainment, client gifts, and home offices to retirement plans and medical expenses, these deductions amount to huge savings for real estate professionals in today's marketplace. Topics discussed include:

* Create an ongoing, proactive business plan to legally beat the IRS without raising a single red flag.

* Discover the pros and cons of S Corp, C Corp, and LLCs, and how real estate agents should structure their businesses to maximize money-saving deductions.

* Learn the proper documentation to avoid "gray areas" and protect yourself from IRS audits. The IRS provides very specific guidelines as to what records to keep and for how long. By being prepared to produce these records, any potential action taken by the IRS can be immediately resolved.

* Utilize family employment strategies to recover many qualified "unreimbursed" expenses, including high-ticket items, like braces for your children's teeth!

* Find out about the "creative tax deductions" real estate agents most often overlook, including home office, automobile, meal, and entertainment expenses, as well as the IRS-approved method for simplifying the documentation associated with these deductions.

* Learn the importance of meeting with your CPA or Tax Preparer quarterly to create peace of mind and avoid the anxiety of the April Tax scramble. Listen to this interview while you’re in the car or at the gym and see if there aren’t a few ways you can make your income taxes less taxing. Contact me, and I’ll email or send it over right away. I just created a new download link for this file: Creative Tax Tips

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39 Comments on Creative Tax Tips for Real Estate Agents

JAN
15
2008
102,708 Points
This sounds very interesting John, I would like to receive copy. Sonja Babic Prudential Clear Water 242 Craven St. New Bern NC 28560 or if you can email it Sonja@suddenlink.net Thanks
8:46pm • #1

I would love to get a copy of this.  I am always worried about my taxes any tips would be highly appreciated.

Here is my address

Vincent McKamy - 990 Bragg Road, Fredericksburg VA 22407

8:52pm • #2

Hi Sonja,

 

I would be happy to email it to you. It's a rather large mp3 file but if you have a broadband connection it should not be a problem to download.

8:52pm • #3

Vincent,

 

Can I email it to you? 

8:58pm • #4
102,708 Points
John lets try email and if I have any problems I will let you know. Thanks
8:58pm • #5
...on it's way
9:01pm • #6
JAN
17
2008

May I please have a copy e-mailed to me?

 Thanks so much in advance.

Jessica

neimanmx@gmail.com

10:41am • #7
No problem.  It's a rather large file.  19mb
10:50am • #8
JAN
18
2008

Hi John,

Please email the audio to me at your earliest convenience...

... reedr@firstweber.com or suffix101@yahoo.com

Thanks a million!

=RonReed=

3:16pm • #9

...just emailed it to you.

John

3:45pm • #10
...your mailboxes will not accept the file.  15mb limit.
4:32pm • #11
JAN
27
2008

Hi!  May I get a copy of this, please? This is my first year filing as an agent and I can use all the help I can get.  Thanks!

jlkehs@comcast.net

Jennifer
6:56am • #12
...just sent
6:09pm • #13

Hi I am a new agent also would you please send me a copy

 

Thanks

Charlie

8:19pm • #14
JAN
28
2008

Hello John,

Would you please email me a copy?  Thanks...

godillon@hotmail.com

T
1:01pm • #15
FEB
22
2008

Hi John,

  Can I get a copy please?  Thanks

 serve144@hotmail.com

 

Mark Lee
10:22am • #16
FEB
23
2008

Can you please email me the 2008 tax deductions for Realtors.

 

Thanks

Cindy

Cindy Kirby Era Advantage Realty
11:23am • #17
MAR
06
2008

18336 Aurora Avenue N., Suite 101
Seattle, WA  98133

 Hi, Could you please send me a copy?  Bonnie

bonnieu@johnlscott.com

 Thanks!

Bonnie Upham
2:36pm • #18
MAR
10
2008

Hello,

I am a agent as well and i would love to have a copy

my email is s.wilson2@insightbb.com

Thanks

Stephannie Wilson 

email
9:37pm • #19
MAR
11
2008
Sending to your email now. I hope you find it useful.
1:40pm • #20
APR
06
2008

John,  I would be interested in receiving the file as well. 

Thank you in advance.

HomesByJoe@gmail.com

 Joe Safranek

Shorewood Realtors

Joe Safranek
10:34pm • #21
APR
09
2008
1 Featured Post

We would love to have a copy emailed to us. Thank you for sharing!

scottcarroll@sellingclarkcounty.com

Patty & Scott Carroll - RE/MAX Equity Group Vancouver WA

 

8:51am • #22
APR
14
2008
John this sounds really interesting, could you please e-mail it to me...I am an agent currently looking for some creative tax deductions at this very moment!  thank you, it will get me ready for next year.
Carol King
2:57pm • #23
APR
16
2008

Hi Carol,

 

Can you give me your email address to send to?

 

Thanks,

 

John 

9:32pm • #24
APR
23
2008

Hey John,

I had to file an extension due to not having my tax act together and could use your tips.  Please email to me Stacey@Spartanburg-RealEstate.com .  Thanks!

7:31pm • #25
MAY
29
2008

Hi John,

I'm a licensed real estate agent and would like to receive a copy, as well.  I have a basic DSL connection, so an email should work.  My email address is:  terrysteimel@sbcglobal.net.

Thanks!

Terry

 

Terry Steimel
8:30am • #26
JUL
02
2008

Is it possible to post the mp3 in this blog? Does it have that capability?

Carlo
5:21pm • #27
JUL
04
2008

I'm not sure if I can or not.  I don't see where I can upload anything to AR.

12:06pm • #28
AUG
11
2008

Tax tips Sounds interesting, John.  Please email a copy to carolynnottingham@sbcglobal.net

Thanks!

Carolyn Nottingham
3:50pm • #29
AUG
21
2008

I woul dappreciate a copy as well.  mschultz2@csc.com

 

thanks.

mark schultz
4:10pm • #30
SEP
07
2008

Please send to me too, jani2@cox.net.  Thanks!

3:09am • #31
OCT
19
2008

Hi John,

Please e-mail me your brochure on tax tips.  It will be most helpful for the brokers I manage!

cathy.conn@coldwellbankerlegacy.com

Hope you have weathered this financial crisis!!!

Cathy Conn
7:07pm • #32
JAN
02

Sounds like an interesting interview. Can you email me a copy: jpgarcia@taxgb.com or jorgepacifico@gmail.com. Thanks a bunch!

JP

Jorge Pacifico
3:50pm • #33
JAN
07

Can you please email me the 2008 tax deductions for Realtors.

Thank you, Ed Z

Homes@EdZagorski.com

Ed Z
9:35pm • #34
JAN
25

Hi John,

Please e-mail me your brochure on tax tips at marinpersonal@yahoo.com

 

Thank you

marino
11:52am • #35
FEB
03

Hi

Can you email me a copy as well. Thx

Ryan561@gmail.com

 

Thank you.

 

9:22pm • #36
FEB
04

Hi John,

Please e-mail me a copy when you have the time.

 

Thank you

Cathy
7:33am • #37
FEB
13

Mr. Nunnally,

I would be very interested in receiving a copy of this interview. 

My email address is slfnier@comcast.net

Thank you!

Sheri-Lynn Fournier
6:15am • #39

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