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11 Powerful Tax Strategies for Real Estate Investors

Posted by on Feb 28, 2011 in Al Aiello, Articles, Taxes | 0 comments

11 Powerful Tax Strategies for Real Estate Investors

Article by Al Aiello, CPA, MS Taxation, RE Investor Real estate is one of the safest and quickest ways to build wealth. It also yields the best tax-saving opportunities to accelerate your wealth building even further. Unfortunately most real estate investors (and CPA’s) are not aware of these golden opportunities. And remember what Supreme Court Justice, Learned Hand said… "Any...

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Can An LLC Create And Support Tax Deductions?

Posted by on Nov 30, 2010 in Al Aiello, Articles, Taxes | 0 comments

Can An LLC Create And Support Tax Deductions?

Article by Al Aiello, CPA, MS Taxation, RE Investor Yes! But first, if you have not done so, set up a limited liability company (LLC). Then elect the LLC to be taxed as a partnership (with at least two members) so you have an LLC-Partnership which is both a legal and tax entity (with a low IRS audit profile) and the best entity for real estate. If you operate as one person, another member (to...

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Eliminate IRS Fear By Knowing Your Rights And “Hidden” IRS Weaknesses

Posted by on Apr 16, 2010 in Al Aiello, Articles, Taxes | 0 comments

Eliminate IRS Fear By Knowing Your Rights And “Hidden” IRS Weaknesses

Article by Al Aiello, CPA, MA Taxation FEAR-OF-THE-IRS is one of the big reasons why entrepreneurs unnecessarily fork out way too much in taxes. Well, eradicate the fear because you have rights against the IRS. IRS employees can lose their jobs because of ten possible offenses, including a violation of constitutional or civil rights of taxpayers. You can sue the IRS for up to $100,000 of damages...

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The Wrong CPA Will Cost You Thousands

Posted by on Apr 15, 2010 in Al Aiello, Articles, Taxes | 1 comment

The Wrong CPA Will Cost You Thousands

Article by Al Aiello, CPA, MA Taxation As a real estate investor, not only do you want a tax advisor but a Real Estate Tax Specialist. The problem is to find one. Many of my students tell me when they move to a new town or city, it’s easy to find a good doctor, dentist, real estate attorney, mortgage broker and real estate agent. But what they can’t seem to find is a Real Estate Tax...

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Can You Do A 1031 Exchange On A Quick Flip?

Posted by on Apr 14, 2010 in 1031 Exchange, Al Aiello, Articles | 0 comments

Can You Do A 1031 Exchange On A Quick Flip?

Article by Al Aiello, CPA, MA Taxation The answer is yes, provided you know the law in depth and plan accordingly. But first some background. A 1031 exchange is a great way to create wealth by saving substantial taxes on the sale of investment property by reinvesting the untaxed sales proceeds in a replacement (investment) property within the IRS requirements of Section 1031 including the...

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Will Wholesaling Make You a Dealer?

Posted by on Apr 12, 2010 in Al Aiello, Articles, Wholesaling | 0 comments

Will Wholesaling Make You a Dealer?

Article by Al Aiello, CPA, MA Taxation Wholesaling is quickly selling a property "as is" with little or no fix-up. Many times the entrepreneur never goes to settlement and will just assign (or "flip") the agreement of sale to their buyer for a quick profit. Wholesaling can be a lucrative cash-profit business. But will it make you a "dealer"? That all depends, but...

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File Amended Returns For Hidden Savings

Posted by on Apr 9, 2010 in Al Aiello, Articles, Taxes | 0 comments

File Amended Returns For Hidden Savings

Article by Al Aiello, CPA, MA Taxation In my former days of being in tax practice I literarily did hundreds of amended returns for refunds of past paid taxes because of missed deductions or strategies. Here were the results: First off, NOT one got audited (they usually don’t). Most of the taxpayers were real estate investors because real estate is where most of the tax savings are. Most...

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That Awesome Deduction That You Do Not Have To Pay Cash For

Posted by on Apr 5, 2010 in Al Aiello, Articles, Taxes | 0 comments

That Awesome Deduction That You Do Not Have To Pay Cash For

Article by Al Aiello I am talking about the most powerful deduction for the real estate investor – Depreciation – which is an annual tax write-off of the cost basis of assets held for rental or business-use, such as real estate. Why this "NO-cash-out; yet cash-IN" phenomena? The first part, "NO cash out" is because the determination of depreciation is based on the...

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