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Grace Caldino
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Tax Planning - Bookkeeping Solutions

Grace Caldino
  • Accountant
  • Philippines
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💸 Tax season is predictable — yet many property managers treat it like a surprise.

❌ The common mistake: collecting rents all year without setting aside a tax reserve. When the bill arrives, they scramble — draining cash flow, delaying vendor payments, or worse, borrowing to cover what should have been planned.

✅ The professional approach:
✔️ Automate tax categorization within your accounting system
✔️ Allocate a fixed percentage of rental income to a dedicated tax account every month
✔️ Review and adjust quarterly to stay aligned with actual obligations

This isn’t optional — it’s a fundamental discipline for healthy financial management. The managers who master it protect their business, their cash flow, and their peace of mind.

👉 Do you set aside tax reserves monthly, or are you still waiting for the “surprise” bill?

#TaxPlanning #CashFlowManagement #PropertyManagement #RealEstateFinance

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