Any thoughts on this book?


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Any Property Management recs in Seattle area? :(
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I’m sure a lot of the strategies will center around cost segregation and bonus depreciation, as well as 1031 exchanges. You could probably learn about those for free on your own. But $40 isn’t very expensive to have written material to reference.
Talk to your tax professional about their level of comfortability regarding signing a return that can have aggressive tax avoidance strategies. Haven’t read this book, but just important to do.
RSM1 - I did just that and there isn’t much more I can do, yet I owed the IRS in the double digits last tax season
I don’t understand your reply. RSM is saying make sure your accountant will sign off on the return with these strategies or else you will need someone else to do your returns. Why does double digits matter to that question?
PM1 - it’s hardly about the cost and more about the content quality, thanks
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Still PM1 is probably right. Google it or chat with your accountant regarding cost segregation and 1031s if needed. Rest all is probably a bit of a money grab.