Sunday, March 2, 2008

Tax Strategies for the Orange County Real Estate Investor

This time of year is synonymous with taxes. If you’re not already finished with yours, chances are your elbow deep in tax forms and receipts. And of course if you’re an Orange County real estate investor, you probably need a little extra help to sort through all your tax papers, deductions, credits and expenses.

Most seasoned Orange County real estate investors have tax professionals that can help them with their taxes each year, but when you’re just learning the business or building your portfolio, you will most likely be handling taxes on your own. And even if you’re not, it’s important to understand different tax benefits when it comes to Orange County real estate investing.

A great way to learn about all the various tax benefits and liabilities is through the Tax Strategies course at Nouveau Riche University. This class will help the Orange County real estate investor learn practical applications of owning real estate as well as the tax implications of operating under various business structures. This course also teaches bookkeeping basics and helps students understand how to maximize deductions and minimize taxes.

You can find out more about Nouveau Riche University’s Tax Strategies course or its other Orange County real estate investment classes by checking out the school online. Or contact the University today at 949-433-7187 for more information.

1 comment:

Unknown said...

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