Most people view the IRS tax brackets as the starting point for tax calculations. They’re actually the finish line. The IRS follows a specific order when calculating taxes: it starts with your total income, subtracts adjustments and deductions, accounts for...
Have you ever considered renting a property you own back to your own business—and using depreciation to reduce the taxes you pay? When executed correctly, this real estate depreciation tax deduction strategy becomes one of the most tax-advantageous strategies available...
Can Your Child Really Become a Tax-Free Millionaire? What if I told you your child could retire with millions of dollars—and never pay a dime in taxes on it? That might sound exaggerated, but it isn’t. Simple math, decades of...
Why Does An Operating Agreement Determine Whether An LLC Actually Protects Your Assets? Many business owners believe forming a limited liability company (LLC) automatically protects their personal assets. That assumption is exactly how LLC owners lose lawsuits. A limited liability...
If you’re a real estate investor, you’ve probably heard this warning more times than you can count: “If you depreciate a property, you’re just going to have to pay it all back when you sell.” That belief shows up every...
If you made money in crypto this year and you invest in real estate, there’s a good chance you’re about to overpay in taxes—and it won’t be because you did anything reckless. It’ll be because the United States tax code...
When a real estate investor sells property at a gain, the first question is always the same: how much of that profit will be lost to taxes? Qualified Opportunity Funds—often called QOFs—exist for one reason: to reduce that hit. They...
If you’re a physician, contractor, business owner, or real estate investor in the United States, safeguarding your personal residence is one of the most critical—and frequently mishandled—parts of asset protection planning. Your home is not just where you live. It...
Why Do Small Incidents Turn Into Major Lawsuits? Across the United States, even tiny accidents—like a parking lot tap or a slip on a sidewalk—can turn into massive claims. In places such as Clark County, Nevada, over 90% of car...
When we talk about estate planning, we’re really talking about one thing: making sure your family is protected when you’re no longer able to do it yourself. Most people are familiar with wills, but for investors, a simple will often...
If you’re holding crypto and investing in real estate, your 2025 taxes (due in 2026) could either save you serious money or blow up your return. The IRS has implemented new rules that reshape how crypto capital gains tax is...
Many investors acquire their first rental property in their personal name—sometimes out of convenience, sometimes because they didn’t know better, and often because no one explained the consequences. But once you become a business owner through real estate, the way...
