Now more than ever, it is clear that “working smarter, not harder” is enabling companies to take fairly limited pools of resources and turn them into something exponentially more valuable.

Filing taxes can be a complex process, especially with real estate investments in the mix. Here are some of the main considerations you should keep in mind to plan ahead, reduce your taxes, and minimize your risk of audit. 

The two biggest resistances you have to overcome in business are time and money. Let’s talk about how to do it. 

Holding assets in an S corporation has many benefits, including protection and minimized self-employment taxes. But there’s a BIG catch.

Do you have a capital gain or deprecation recapture looming in 2020? These tax tricks may help you shield your assets.

A huge advantage of real estate investing is the ability to reduce and/or defer tax liabilities. Savvy investors have long relied on 1031 exchanges and cost segregation studies for those purposes.

Are your books up to date, clean, and spitting out the numbers you need? Here’s what to consider when working with a bookkeeper and/or CPA.

Try these strategies before year-end to avoid shrinkage in your real estate investments and save a boatload on taxes.

Most businesses fail because they run out of cash. But if you know your numbers, you can avoid this common pitfall.

In business ownership, everything is earned, as demonstrated by these examples of how you can grow your business in three main stages.

A Delaware statutory trust is a vehicle for passive real estate ownership that provides investors a shield from franchise taxes. Learn how to qualify here.

Landlords wanting to automate property management may struggle to pick the best program. Here’s what you need to know—and how to choose.