“Hidden” Tax Savings for New Investors
Last Saturday I had the privilege of spending 3+ hours with the incomparable John Hyre.
It was another in our series of “Saturday Workshops” in which we take a topic and extract as much information about it as we can, nothing held back, within a few hours privately together.
Our conversation was full of juicy ,tax-saving goodness. But today I’d like to share a segment that’s particularly important for the newer investor, in your first year or so of business.
New Investors: You have some very specific, and noteworthy tax deductions available to you - deductions not available to our more experienced crowd.
So today’s flip tip goes out to you.
Hint:
- It involves how (and when) to write off startup your costs (even going back years prior)
- It also involves how to save big by writing off your personal property now being used in your business.
Press ”Play” and listen to what John’s got for you.
And if you missed our workshop and think it might be good for your business to go invest in it, you can still catch the entire replay for a limited time.
Here’s a couple of candid comments sent to me during Saturday’s workshop:
“I spent 150.00 in Target this morning and came home with basically nothing. This was a phenomenal use of $47.00. Thanks and keep the workshops coming.” Jim, Albany, NY
“Thank you, JP and John. Excellent Info. This is a great addition to the cont. Ed courses I bought from John via flippinghomes last year. “ Humberto S. Ramirez, Waxahachie, TX
Replay of John Hyre’s private workshop + Q&A (limited availability)…
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