by Susanne Dwyer | Sep 28, 2017 | Business Tip of the Day |
Know how much you really earned for each real estate transaction. Did you know QuickBooks Self-Employed helps you easily record commissions and expenses for each listing—plus, you can also deduct the cost of them?
by Susanne Dwyer | Sep 27, 2017 | Business Tip of the Day |
For every 1,000 miles driven, $500 in tax deductions can be produced, but the IRS needs documentation of all business and personal trips. The QuickBooks Self-Employed automatic mileage tracker can help.
by Susanne Dwyer | Sep 26, 2017 | Business Tip of the Day |
True. You’re 5x more likely to be audited if you don’t report AGI (5.26% compared to .85%, according to the IRS). It’s easy to avoid applying appropriate deductibles when you track your business receipts.
by Susanne Dwyer | Sep 25, 2017 | Business Tip of the Day |
A retirement plan that works well for real estate agents is the Solo 401(k), which allows you to save up to $54,000 ($60,000 for agents over 50) per year and deduct it from your taxes.
by Susanne Dwyer | Sep 25, 2017 | Business Tip of the Day |
Top agent deductibles include: marketing materials; mileage; desk & association fees; home office fees (if you don’t have a desk fee); software & business tools; office supplies; meals & entertainment; and travel
by Susanne Dwyer | Sep 21, 2017 | Business Tip of the Day |
Did you know that production costs such as writing and design fees, whether the materials are produced by an agency or part-time hire, are also deductible?