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Landlords, don’t miss out on these tax deductions

Last updated: April 26, 2023 Buying real estate is rarely a bad decision. If you purchase a house that requires minor repairs, you'll have an excellent return on your investment. You can renovate it and resell it or rent it out, creating continuous cash flow. But how about its tax purposes? Few know and take…

What does the gig economy have to do with mileage logging?

February 5, 2020 Imagine you're an ethical hacker. Or a designer working from home. An entertainer working on events as a Disney princess, face painter, a clown, or a mime artist. Or, you're an independent contractor working on several projects at the same time as a consultant. You can be a ride-share driver if you'd…

2020 IRS Business Mileage Rate

January 6, 2020 The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced the 2020 business mileage standard rate of 57.5 cents. This applies to miles driven starting January 1, 2020. The reasons behind the decrease (as in 2019 the standard mileage rate was 58 cents) are the following: National average fuel prices have dropped. This resulted however in…

What to do when you realize you should’ve kept a mileage log?

September 5, 2019 Before the tax year ends, there's a chance you have to face a few unpleasant surprises. If you have a small business, or you're an independent contractor or a freelancer most of the tax-related administration is something you have to do for yourself. Even if you have an accountant, they might not…