Cost Segregation : Why are 90% of real estate investors overpaying federal income tax? By ignoring generous IRS guidelines when establishing depreciation schedules, over 90% of real estate investors are unintentionally overpaying federal income taxes. In addition they are paying federal income taxes earlier than necessary, typically years or decades earlier than necessary. Although these IRS guidelines are relatively new, they provide substantia…
Filed under Tax Refunds by on Jul 31st, 2009. 
Perhaps one shouldnt be surprised that new real estate investors fall into the same tax traps again and again. Real estate burdens investorsespecially new investorswith some tricky tax accounting. But just because some other newbie makes these mistakes, that doesnt mean you need to. You just need to know where the traps are so you avoid them. And here are the biggest real estate tax traps you dont want to fall into: Tax Trap 1: Passive Loss Limi…
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t component of your real estate profits comes from the tax savings associated with depreciation. These paper losses, referred to as passive losses by the Internal Revenue Code, can save both small and professional real estate investors thousands of dollars a year in income taxes. Unfortunately, passive losses from depreciation and related, similar tax deductions wont benefit real estate investors investing through IRAs. Capital Gains Preferences …
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mp;quot; Macho "Camacho (world champion of boxing), Chase Manhattan Bank, LaSalle National Bank, and even a building whose main tenant was the local sheriff's department! In this authoritative guide, LOFTIS helps investors avoid the pitfalls while answering all the key issues they need to consider: * What is the difference between investing in tax liens and tax acts? * How does an investor go to the sales tax auction? And what is the…
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