Tax Guide For Real Estate Agents

KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Rezul -- The Deducting The Right Way® book collection adds another title, The Mini Tax Guide for Real Estate Agents: An Inside Look at Your Post-Licensing Financial Life by Iris K. Palma, JD, and Thomas J. Williams, EA. The book summarizes how taxes work for real estate professionals, whether you're thinking about entering the industry or already acquired your license.

"You'll find real estate agent tax tips as it relates to an independent contractor who operates a small business," said Palma. "We wrote the book to help demystify the U.S. tax code, including eligible and ineligible tax write-offs for real estate agents," added Williams. It's the tenth book the co-authors penned for the Deducting The Right Way series.

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Self-employed individuals often work with small budgets and less time than other businesses. This tax guide highlights critical aspects of business ownership from the perspective of a busy real estate sales associate or broker associate.

You can buy The Mini Tax Guide for Real Estate Agents: An Inside Look at Your Post-Licensing Financial Life on Amazon worldwide in paperback and Kindle.

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