Joel Jensen is a CPA and CEO of Tax Sentry. Joel started his career at Ernst and Young. His specialties include forensic accounting and advanced tax strategy.
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1) Look at taxes with a different mindset.
2) Go to someone who is an expert with the taxes and have someone available for you throughout the year who does tax planning with you.
3) Have great business optimization and have proper documentation for the type of money that you spend on your business.
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Today’s Audio MASTERCLASS: How Not to Hate Your Taxes with Joel Jensen
[00:55]– Joel shares something interesting about himself that most people do not know.
- He loves to cook.
[2:51] – Tax Tips you should always keep in mind.
- Look at taxes with a different mindset.
- Even winning the lottery is taxable.
- Think about what you are making and what may have to be paid to the IRS.
- Look at the discounts from an entrepreneurial standpoint.
- Special Depreciation allows you to 100% deduct certain items within your tax return.
[8:42] – What is the deal with the tax reform?
- Qualified Business Income Deduction allows you to have a deduction if you are self-employed.
[11:05] – How can one be aggressive but smart with their taxes?
- Section 162 allows a deduction for all the ordinary and necessary expenses paid or incurred during the taxable year in carrying on any trade or business.
- To determine what is ordinary and necessary when it comes to your business, take a look at what it took you to make a dollar.
- Always include your assets or money for your business in your tax return.
- Include the receipts and or support for the claim.
[14:20] – A timeout to thank our sponsors, Launch and Scale Now and Thrivetime Show!
[17:00] – What are the common deductions that taxpayers overlook?
- Home office deduction
- Automobile deduction
- Health Insurance Premium for self-employed
[18:51] – How do you choose a good CPA, and what are the best practices to work in conjunction with them?
- Go to someone who is an expert with the taxes and have someone available for you throughout the year who does tax planning with you.
[21:49] – Joel’s parting piece of guidance.
- Do not be afraid of the IRS. Have a proper mindset when it comes to your business and how you spend your money.
- Do your proper tax planning throughout the year to limit what you may owe to the IRS, and shelter as much money as you possibly can.
- Have great business optimization, and have proper documentation for the type of money that you spend on your business.
- TaxHive.com/fire – Download your free eBook and learn how to save more of your hard-earned money in 2020 with the 3 Golden Tax Strategies!
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