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Basics of Tax Deductible Business Expenses
Incorporation Tips for Tax Deductions
Sub Chapter S Corporation Tax Tips
Business Gifts in Tax Deductions
Employment Achievement Awards in Tax Deductions
Filing Taxes for Undocumented Workers
Filing Taxes with Capital Gains
Filling Taxes with Installment Sales
Schedule E Tax Tips
Excess FICA Tax Tips
Filing Expense Accounts for Taxes
Filing Cash Based Accounting for Taxes
Filing Accrual Accounting for Taxes
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Tom Choisnet was born, raised, and educated in San Bernardino, California where he has his practice today. He has been in self-employed tax practice for over 40 years and he has been...read more
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"Hi, I'm Tom Choisnet, enrolled agent. I'm continuing now about real property taxes. I separated this out because I wanted to bring focus to taxes on property that you may overlook. One thing comes to mind, the Time Share that many of us have. Parts of those annual fees that you pay do go to property taxes and they are deductible. Also, if you happen to have taxes paid on real property out of state, those are deductible. As well of course if your personal residence. The taxes on your rentals are going to be over onto schedule E, so they are separate. A little tip about real property taxes, if you can't deduct the real property taxes because you are not an itemized deduction person, can be capitalized when the properties sold. So remember that and keep track of all the property taxes that you pay. Hope I've helped you a little bit; this is Tom Choisnet, thank you."
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