When I was more-than actively practicing law, one of the most common questions I received was: how should I structure my business/investments? Here are some thoughts from an expert on the subject: GET E-BOOK: USE [...]
Considerations for Student Loan Forgiveness
Considerations for Student Loan Forgiveness. At a recent presentation I was asked on multiple occasions about the possibilities of getting one or more student loans forgiven. These questions came right after I showed a slide [...]
Now is the Time to Make a Personal Budget!
It is never too late to start financial planning. Money in, money out and what is the net at the end of the day? 2021 Personal Tax and Financial Planning
Small Business Start-Up Checklist
The following Small Business Start-Up Checklist is provided as a guide for those considering a new business venture. Prior to beginning any business venture, it is important to understand the challenges that lie ahead. https://scottestill.com/bsiness-start-4/ [...]
December 2017: A few Tax Tips to Reduce Your Taxes!
December 2017: A few Tax Tips to Reduce Your Taxes! NOTE: Not all tax tips are applicable to all taxpayers. Please consult with your tax adviser/professional to see if these tips may work for you. [...]
High-Yield Investors Cruise in December 2017!
Many of my clients have invested in and continue to invest in real estate, along with the stock market/options and many other investment vehicles. I am speaking on a 5 day high yield investors cruise [...]
Tax Benefits of Owning Your Own Home
There are many tax benefits to home ownership (owning your personal residence). These include tax deductions that you can claim in the year that you purchase the home, along with tax deductions for the years [...]
Real Estate Professionals and Tax Planning
Qualifying as a Real Estate Professional has many tax benefits which help to reduce current income taxes. Like most other tax planning strategies, the rules are complex and often very confusing. This short article on [...]
Rental Property Tax Deductions
Many rental property owners fail to account for all of their "ordinary and necessary" rental property tax deductions, causing them to overpay their taxes every year. These include any actual out-of-pocket expenses (such as repairs, [...]
Education Expenses: Are They Tax Deductible for Your Business?
Education expenses are tax deductible IF… The education costs are: (1) Required by your employer or by law to keep your job, OR (2) Needed to improve your skills you use [...]