Client Services and Invoices

In this interview from Day 4 of our Profit Booster Challenge, Tyler interviews entrepreneur Brian Nabavi (CEO of Til You Collapse and Vital Minds CBD).

In this episode, Tyler breaks down in detail the essentials you need to know about the 20% Qualified Business Income deduction. Learn who qualifies for it, what to do if your income is above the threshold, and other important characteristics of this new "Tax Reform" law.

In this episode...I'm BACK! 7 months since my last episode, but back in action and discussing why you need more than just your bank of credit card statement for expense documentation. I discuss why you should be taking pictures of receipts, and how an auditor could get auto fuel and cases of beer confused! I hope you enjoy the episode, and if you do, please share with a friend!

Tyler discusses his key takeaways, thus far, from the firm's quarterly theme of "Leveling Up!"

In this episode of Tax Savers' University, Tyler talks about what he has learned about client services and then goes on to break down an invoice.

In the latest episode of Tax Savers' University Tyler answers the following question: "Are you concerned about paying more tax because you pulled money from your corporate account into your personal?"

Tyler answers these two questions in this episode of Tax Savers' University: 1. I have an apparel brand and spent a couple of thousand dollars on equipment. I am forming an LLC. If I wait until 2019 can I still write off equipment and start up expenses I had in 2018? 2. My fiance hasn't worked this year, has just been going to school. Would it be better for me to file her as dependent for me, or for her to file separate?

In today's episode of Tax Savers' University, Tyler breaks down the best way to write off partially paid losses in your business.

Tyler discusses when it is a good idea to set up an LLC or S-Corporation.

In this episode of Tax Savers' University, Tyler explains wholesaling real estate and the taxes associated with those profits. He then goes on to answer the question, "As a realtor who creates an S-Corporation, do I have commission checks written out to the S-Corporation's name or how would this work?"