“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.
[audio:http://click-here-to-listen.com/mp3/097/483692KZCOXT.mp3]
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)…