Real Estate and Retirement
Little known secret: A retirement plan that works well for agents is the Solo 401(k). You can save up to $54,000 ($60K for agents over 50) a year and deduct it from your taxes.Know Your Deductions
Whether you’re doing your taxes yourself or you have an accountant. Understanding which expenses are allowed, like mileage and entertainment, will help you avoid overpaying on your quarterly and year-end taxes.Cheat Sheet: Quarterly Taxes in 7 Steps
Determine net income. Calculate self-employment tax. Determine itemizations. Subtract personal exemption. Determine federal tax rate. Subtract tax credits. Divide the tax due by the four IRS quarters. Don’t want the hassle? Download QuickBooks...Top 2 Finance Deadlines to Remember This Fall
Sept. 15 — Quarterly taxes are due Oct. 16 — Tax extension deadlineSpend A Lot of Time in Your Car?
For every 1,000 miles driven, $500 in tax deductions can be produced, but the IRS needs documentation of business and personal trips to get these deductions. The automatic mileage tracker on QuickBooks Self-Employed can help.
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What’s the point of having a social media game plan if your content isn’t getting in front of the right people? Here are a few ways to improve your brand’s visibility and reach on social media.
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