accounting and finance Real Estate small business accounting tax preparation 
LyfeAccounting
DECEMBER 30, 2020
So I decided to take a deeper look into it and share how you could also pay very little in taxes with real estate. Stay tuned as today, we’re taking a look at how you can pay very little in taxes with real estate, legally. So remember Bob’s tax bracket from earlier? TAXABLE INCOME BRACKET.
LyfeAccounting
MAY 13, 2021
If you’re thinking about selling real estate, one thing that you need to keep in mind is the amount of taxes you’re going to pay on that sale. Uncle Sam’s piece of the pie is called the capital gains tax. Uncle Sam’s piece of the pie is called the capital gains tax. Both of these taxes are taxed differently.
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Snyder
JANUARY 3, 2023
But the most important aspect of any business is accounting. All small business owners need to be familiar with basic accounting and bookkeeping, as it gives them a clear picture of the state of their finances, allows them to make informed business decisions, and lets them react to any adverse changes faster.
Snyder
NOVEMBER 17, 2022
Accountancy firmly belongs to the financial sector but it also shares a lot of key features with the service industry. No one can be an expert in all those areas, that’s why finding a helpful blog for accountants is such a great idea. So let’s begin our journey to the land of accountancy! Accountants, bookkeepers, and CPA’s.
LyfeAccounting
AUGUST 10, 2021
Not to invest in stock markets, real estate, or your business. . But no, literally, just to pay taxes to the government. By the way, speaking of stock and real estate, we have another post that discusses which is the better investment – stocks vs real estate investing.
LyfeAccounting
MAY 18, 2021
Well, this post will highlight some of the things that you should NOT do as a new business owner or business owner, in general. 7 Tax Mistakes Business Owners Make. Tax Mistake #1: Not having a separate bank account. O r else, their business is at risk of being shut down. Tax Mistake #5: Filing late.
LyfeAccounting
JUNE 7, 2021
Tip #5: Max Out Your Retirement Accounts. Whether you are self-employed or not, putting your money into a retirement account like a Roth IRA or 401Ks shields your money against taxes. So usually, when you acquire a hard asset like a piece of real estate, car, or business equipment, those things depreciate year after year.
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