The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor: Powerful techniques anyone can use to deduct more, invest smarter, and pay far less to the IRS! (Tax Strategies, 1) PDF AZW3 EPUB MOBI TXT Download

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Powerful techniques anyone can use to deduct more, invest smarter, and pay far less to the IRS!Are you dreading tax season? Not sure how to maximize deductions for your real estate business? CPAs Amanda Han and Matthew MacFarland share the practical information you need to not only do your taxes this year, but to also prepare an ongoing strategy that will make your next tax season that much easier.It’s time to take control of the bookkeeping practices for your real estate business. Start saving thousands with a great tax strategy!In this book, you’ll learn: Creative methods to maximize your tax deductions Clever ways to write off your kids Strategies to write off every penny on your travel Easy tips and tricks to cut down on bookkeeping time Simple procedures that will protect you from an IRS audit And much more!

Amanda Han
February 18, 2016
198 pages
English
978-0990711766

File Size: 19 MB
Available File Formats: PDF AZW3 DOCX EPUB MOBI TXT or Kindle audiobook Audio CD(Several files can be converted to each other)
Language: English, Francais, Italiano, Espanol, Deutsch, chinese

“Had I read this book earlier in my real estate investing career, I easily would have saved myself thousands in taxes and my net worth would be significantly higher!” –Brandon Turner, Author of The Book on Rental Property Investing Review PRAISE FOR THE SERIESThe Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate InvestorThe Book on Advanced Tax Strategies: Cracking the Code for Savvy Real Estate Investors “Amanda and Matt explain the tax benefits of real estate in a way that even the most novice investor can understand, and they give both new and seasoned investors alike the tools necessary to put these strategies to work to start saving money immediately. This book is a must for any investor’s bookshelf.” ―J Scott, Author of The Book on Flipping Houses and co-host of The BiggerPockets Business Podcast”You can’t even get your CPA to listen to your voicemail message for the cost of this book. Your savings begin just by purchasing and reading this before you meet with your CPA to ask questions on the clock!” ―Brian Burke, CEO of Praxis Capital and author of The Hands-Off Investor“Matt and Amanda are top-notch professionals with whom I have been associated for many years. Their clientele demands answers to the most current changes in the tax code, and their new book gives all of us a big advantage in creating strategies that will save us money and help keep our wealth!” ―Bruce Norris, Investor, philanthropist, and host of the award-winning Norris Group Real Estate Radio Show“The only certain things in life are death and taxes. Thankfully, Amanda and Matt have made the latter much less of a sure thing! This book has a down-to-earth yet informative style that makes it fun and easy to read, while also helping to save real estate investors BIG money.” ―Brandon Turner, Bestselling author of The Book on Rental Property Investing and co-host of The BiggerPockets Podcast“If you want to learn how to embrace the tax code and make it work for you instead of against you, this book is a must read. With The Book on Advanced Tax Strategies, you don’t have to fear tax time or feel hopeless about the checks you’ll write to the government each year. This is a brilliant tool that will help you keep more of your hard-earned money!” ―Elizabeth Benton, Business owner, podcaster, and bestselling author“Matt and Amanda knocked this one out of the park! [They] lay out a… clear understanding of the rules of self-directed investing, whether in an IRA or in a Solo(k). The book goes deep into the upside of tax-free and tax-deferred retirement savings as they illustrate the financial benefits. Want to invest your retirement funds outside of Wall Street? Read this book first!” ―Kaaren Hall, CEO of uDirect IRA Services, LLC About the Author Amanda Han of Keystone CPA specializes in creating tax-saving strategies for real estate investors. She is certified by the CA State Board of Accountancy and is a member of the prestigious American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) with clients across the nation. As a real estate investor of more than ten years, she combines her passion of investing with her tax expertise to help others supercharge their wealth and keep more of what they make. Her cutting-edge tax strategies―including entity structuring, self-directed investing, and income-offset opportunities―have been featured on prominent platforms including Money Magazine, Realtor.com, and “Talks at Google.” Amanda is the co-author of the Tax Strategies series, including the bestseller Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor, which has sold more than 50,000 copies. Amanda currently lives in Fullerton, CA.Matt MacFarland is a CPA of more than 20 years that specializes in tax strategies for real estate, self-directed investing, and individual tax planning. He has also invested in real estate for more than 10 years with a focus on long-term hold residential and multi-family assets. As both a tax strategist and real estate investor, Matt focuses on the development of tax strategies for real estate investors across the nation―including retirement investing, entity structuring, expense maximization, and income offset strategies to help reduce the investor’s tax burden. Matt is the co-author of the Tax Strategies series, including the bestseller Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor, which has sold more than 50,000 copies. Matt currently lives in Fullerton, CA. Read more <div id="

  • This is a decent and foundational read for the newer real estate investor. If you are at the stage where you own a building or two, you are beyond the book’s scope. Too much emphasis is placed on “Real Life” vignettes from “Connie”, “Jeff”, and “Bob”. Not enough is mentioned about how to get approved, what key words lenders are looking for from you to give a better rate, or what to look for in an investment property. A few tables that illustrate simple working examples such as how “flipping” and “renting” are treated differently for tax purposes are worthwhile.The first quarter of the book is primarily, and relatively, simple stuff such as forming separate entities, keeping all your receipts, and if you forget your business card and need to buy something business-related from your personal account remembering to reimburse yourself from the company, BUT not vice versa. All standard things and I understanding why the authors veered away from cliches like “piercing the corporate veil”.However, the authors would do well to mention things such as insurance (homeowner’s, flood, etc.) are more expensive when title is under a business name. Moreover, most traditional lenders (outside of hard money lenders) only lend to individuals – as in SSNs not EINs. The authors do not touch on this at all. The book, especially the first quarter, would benefit from this discussion – as in how to get a mortgage under an LLC instead of just having the rental income flow into an LLC bank account, etc. Instead, the authors get bogged down with QuickBooks (and Excel) and the bookkeeping side considerably more; they are CPAs after all!The information becomes considerably more pertinent with the “Retirement Planning” section about midway through the book. The Solo 401 (K) is introduced as a vehicle for real estate investing. Yet, another perfect opportunity to provide tips on getting a favorable rate on a new mortgage or even approval is utterly missed.Really the “meat” of the book and its value is found here on out. The authors touch on 1031 exchanges. They provide a great working example that simplifies how the 1031 exchange tax deferment works for the reader. When you want to scale your real estate investments, Solo (K)s and 1031s (I am not a fan of 1031s because 1031 means you “swap” 1 property for another) are very important tools. The same goes for the concepts of “gifting” and “inheriting” which are explained well.Ultimately, the authors introduce the concepts of Solo(K) and 1031s, but do not build on them. Instead, they elect to dedicate too much real estate to educating the reader on being vigilant and guarding against IRS audits.
  • I’ve been a CPA for 20 years, and also invest in real estate. I picked up this book as much out of curiosity as anything else. It is perhaps one of the best written books for the non-practitioner out there. If you are new to real estate investing, this is a MUST read. While you likely can’t prepare a Schedule E off the book, you will get good advice on what to discuss with your tax preparer and how best to document and look for deductions. The book is written in normal English, using stories instead of code sections. There’s not a ton of numbers, but there are a ton of useful tips and principles that anyone can follow…especially if you hate taxes. Even the experienced investor or practitioner may pick up a few tips along the way. I did. A great addition to the library.
  • I’m confused about some of the reviews here…Duh it’s for novices, but it’s also for individuals that are deep into investing that HAVE been doing their taxes wrong. Not all CPAs are created the same. The book was to provide basic knowledge and a few neat tricks to investors.It was very simply to follow, and if you had the audible, it was well paced and most importantly not boring. I usually read all my books at 1.25/1.5, so it flowed well. Definitely recommended for individuals that aren’t too savvy with taxes and would like more information so that when they visit a CPA they’d understand the lingo, but also would be better at filtering the CPAs knowledge too.The found the “real life” scenarios summed up strategies well and provided how the individual got themselves in the situation and how knowing Strategy would get them out. No complaints there.Great read 📚I’m about to start the Advanced Tax Strategy book. Hopefully it’s the same.
  • If you don’t know the basics, this is a good book.If you know the basics of depreciation and deductions, you won’t learn much.It was well written but dumbed down too much.
  • Because this is written by two CPAs with experience in real estate investing, I had higher expectations. I read it in two evenings and didn’t learn a single thing new about tax deductions as a real estate investor. The information is good but there is absolutely nothing new here and everything could be discovered with a little research on the BiggerPockets web site. If you are just starting out with real estate investing, this is probably worth the investment.
  • Easy Read.Full of information.Well thought-out.So much to take away from reading this book.Everything explained with real life examples.Awesome book that I would recommend anyone in real estate.The authors really made this book enjoyable to read and now I have a good understanding of how to think about and approach taxes. I now look forward to tax time!
  • For most experienced real estate pros, this might not be particularly enlightening, but it’s great for the budding real estate mogul looking to master the basics of tax optimization. This was a great book to read in our investor book club and helpful for our members. If you’re just starting out or just purchased a investment property, this will cover everything you need to know when it comes to taxes.
  • I really liked this book. It is very easy to read, and explains very complex tax matters in an informal way, without unnecessary detailed references back and forth. I also enjoyed reading the case studies based on real life experiences. Helps you put the impact of not understanding the tax laws in perspective.I would recommend it to anyone interested in investing in Real Estate.
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