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4 Property Investing Tips to Remember Real EstateWhen most people think of investing, stocks, bonds, and mutual funds often come to mind. For most Royal Legal clients (including members of our mastermind group), the investment avenue of choice is real estate. Investing in property such as rentals, commercial office...
Using Your S Corp: Section 179 Deductions S CorporationIf the title of this article is already making you yawn, I promise—this will be more exciting than you think. Why’s that? Because this article is all about SAVING YOU MONEY BY LOWERING YOUR TAXES. Save Money? Lower Taxes? Tell Me More! Now that I have your attention,...
Using Your S Corp: Payroll Taxes S CorporationAs we continue our series on S Corps, we’ve come to an interesting question: Does an S Corp need to pay payroll taxes? Your short answer is yes. S Corps, even single-member ones, are responsible for payroll taxes just like any other business. However, one of the...
Self Employment Tax & The Independent Contractor S Corporation, TaxPaying taxes as an independent contractor can be a pain. The purpose of this article is to make it easier for self-employed individuals (such as real estate agents, brokers and investors) to understand, calculate and plan for paying Uncle Sam the self-employment tax...
Basics of Land Investing Real EstateAre you tired of all the inconveniences that come with real estate investing, like tenants and structural repairs? The landlord life is not for everyone, and it’s getting old for you, it might be time to try something new. Land investing provides a variety of...
How To Invest In Real Estate With No Money FinancingSo you’ve caught the real estate bug, and you’re ready to start investing! But then you check your bank account and … Oh yeahhh … You’re broke. This doesn’t mean you can’t get in the game — it just means you need to think a...
What’s The Difference Between An S Corporation & A C Corporation? Corporate Structure, S CorporationIf you’re trying to set up a business to hold your real estate investments, all the jargon and legal mumbo jumbo can be confusing. For instance, the internet is probably telling you to decide if you want your business to be an “S” corporation” or a “C” corporation,”...
How To Take Money Out Of Your S Corp S CorporationIf you’ve formed an S Corp to manage your real estate investments, you probably already know about the benefits that come with S Corp taxes. In fact, the primary difference between S and C corporations is the way the businesses are taxed: C Corps are separate...