The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor: Powerful techniques anyone can use to deduct more, invest smarter, and pay far less to the IRS!

Amanda Han and Matthew MacFarland are the husband and wife CPA team behind Keystone CPA, a certified public accountant practice that specializes in helping real estate investors create plans that keep more of their cash and give less to the IRS. In addition to advising real estate investors every day, Matt and Amanda are also real estate investors who understand the power that tax savings

In this book, you'll learn: • Creative ways to maximize your tax deductions • Clever ways to write off your kids Strategies to write off every penny of your travel • Easy tips and tricks to cut down bookkeeping time • Simple ways to protect yourself from an IRS audit If you are ready to take control of your bookkeeping practices and tax strategies for your real estate business, this book is for you!. Dreading doing your taxes? Unsure of how to maximize deductions for your real estate business? The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor will give you practical information you can use to not just do your taxes, but also prepare a strategy to use throughout the year and make tax season that much easier

“Had I read this book earlier in my real estate investing career, I easily would have saved myself thousands in taxes and my net worth would be significantly higher!”Brandon Turner, Author of The Book on Rental Property Investing

Helpful I just bought a house to rent and this book has a lot of helpful tips that I am finding useful. I found it of particular use in helping separate out what is to be deducted versus depreciated. I'm glad I got it early on and before I had to worry about collecting receipts for tax purposes. I feel more organized now.. "Easy read and gives solid foundation" according to Cavanman. Overall a well written book. Touches on a lot of different topics from basic deduction such as mileage to the deeper strategies of tax savings such as self administrated Ira's.To me it lacked a little deeper insights into how many of these strategies work, which to be fair the book never promised.Overall well worth the read for those starring out investing in real estate be they flippers or buying to rent.. "Some Obvious, Some Fabulous" according to Chitwood. In my humble opinion, this book has some basic common sense nuggets, some "hey, that's really helpful" nuggets, and some, "wow, that's incredibly insightful!" nuggets. You still need to find a great tax advisor but this book opens your eyes to the possibilities if you are willing to do your part.