Real Estate Tax Secrets of the Rich
Big-Time Tax Advantages of Buying, Selling, and Owning Real Estate
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Product details:
- Publisher McGraw Hill
- Date of Publication 16 November 2006
- ISBN 9780071472357
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages240 pages
- Size 228x182x15 mm
- Weight 424 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
When it comes to building wealth through real estate,the rich have one important secret:
SLASH YOUR TAXES
It's simple: Less tax means more money in your pocket, and more return on your investments. Real Estate Tax Secrets of the Rich, written by a longtime tax expert and IRS consultant, shows you how to use your home and investment properties as money-saving and income-generating tax shelters.
Organized in easy to understand, bite size chapters that clearly explain the strategies, this book also includes includes charts and flow charts for ease of understanding. Each tip in this book includes a notation from the IRS tax code, showing exactly why it works - and how it's totally, 100 percent legal.
- Pocket thousands of extra dollars when buying and selling your primary home or investment property
- Use new mortgage and tax rules to your advantage
- Make targeted repairs and improvements on your home designed to boost tax deductions
- Protect and reduce your home's “tax basis” to maximize profit
- Make yourself bullet proof from any IRS audit
Long description:
IRS insider Sandy Botkin reveals the tax strategies you can use to increase your ROIs by as much as 20 percent-whether you're a home owner or a real estate investor. This accessible guide demystifies real estate taxes and shows how to achieve maximum benefit when buying, owning, selling, managing, repairing, and investing in properties.
- Features numerous forms, charts, sample documents, and other valuable tax-saving tools
- Gives you the basics on real estate taxes and shows how to take full advantage of tax loopholes
IRS insider Sandy Botkin reveals the tax strategies you can use to increase your ROIs by as much as 20 percent-whether you're a home owner or a real estate investor. This accessible guide demystifies real estate taxes and shows how to achieve maximum benefit when buying, owning, selling, managing, repairing, and investing in properties.
- Features numerous forms, charts, sample documents, and other valuable tax-saving tools
- Gives you the basics on real estate taxes and shows how to take full advantage of tax loopholes
Table of Contents:
Part I - Overview of Real Estate
Chapter I: Why Everyone in America Should Own Their Home
Chapter II:
Buy a Home or Die in Poverty
Part II - Tax Goodies from Owning a Home
Chapter III:
Tax Basis - the Starting Place for All Deductions
Chapter IV:
IRS Record-Keeping Requirements to Bullet-Proof Your Basis
Chapter V:
Why Making Improvements to Your Home is Much More Valuable than Making Repairs
Chapter VI:
Maximizing the New Mortgage Interest Rules
Chapter VII:
The Point of Points
Chapter VIII:
Maximizing Your Deductions when Building a Home
Chapter IX:
Maximizing the Effect of Real Estate Taxes
Part III - Maximizing Tax Benefits when You Dispose of Your Home
Chapter X:
Excluding Gain when You Sell Your Home - an Overview to the New Universal Exclusion
Chapter XI:
Exceptions to the Two-Year Rule
Chapter XII:
Divorce and Death Implications
Chapter XIII:
Using an S Corporation to Avoid the Two-Year Rule
Part IV - Introduction to Tax Planning for Buying andLooking for Rental Property
Chapter XIV:
Introduction to Investment Property
Chapter XV:
Understanding Depreciation
Chapter XVI:
How to Evaluate Rates of Return for Residential Investment Property
Chapter XVII:
How to Deduct the Cost of Looking for Property
Part V - Tax Goodies Incurred while Owning Rental Property
Chapter XVIII:
Minimizing Passive Loss Problems
Chapter XIX:
Maximizing Your Depreciation Deductions
Chapter XX:
Making Land Deductible
Chapter XXI:
Income Splitting by Hiring Family Members
Chapter XXII:
Why Repairs on Investment Property are Important
Part VI - Minimizing Taxes when Disposing of Real Estate
Chapter XXIII:
How to Calculate Gain or Loss
Chapter XXIV:
When to Use Seller Financing
Chapter XXV:
How to Avoid All Gain on the Sale of Investment Property Using Like-Kind Exchanges
Chapter XXVI:
Sales to Relatives
Part VII - Miscellaneous Real Estate Tax Considerations
Chapter XXVII:
Understanding Vacation Home and Second Home Rules
Chapter XXVIII:
Understanding the Benefits of “Mom and Dad” Motels, Owning Bed and Breakfasts, and Converting Rental Property to a Hotel Classification
Chapter XXIX:
Frequently Asked Questions
Appendix
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