A quick reference guide for common real estate agent expenses to help you determine whether or not they are tax-deductible
North Carolina-based tax professional Dalaine Bradley shares what real estate agents need to know about filing taxes in the midst of a pandemic
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With the possibility of the PRO Act passing, independent contractors face an uphill battle. Here's how the two primary tests for classifying ICs work, NAR's response to recent press coverage about the issue and steps real estate professionals can take — just in case
The extension comes on the heels of the stimulus bill that could change the way many individuals are filing taxes this year
More direct checks, rental assistance and expanded unemployment are all included in the massive $1.9 trillion relief package
After 3 months of freedom from thinking about taxes, the big day has arrived. Here's what you need to know about filing your taxes today
Although the first quarter saw an overall increase in median home prices in a majority of opportunity zones, Attom Data Solutions noted that those numbers do not yet reflect the full effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the market
Those checks of up to $1,200 for an individual and $500 per dependent were expected to assist landlords indirectly, enabling tenants — at least in lower-cost cities — to pay their rent
Americans can input their direct deposit information on the new web portal
Real estate agents in markets where transactional activity has halted may be getting a little relief soon
Here are three principles that will propel you to success
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The majority of agents are ICs. Understanding what this classification means — and having a solid independent contractor agreement — is crucial for any successful brokerage
Submitting the form allows you to qualify your rental property as a business and become eligible for related tax deductions
Owning a vacation rental complicates tax season, but getting it right is still essential
Deals that rely on an array of federal programs and agencies are all on hold while political leaders spar over how to fund the government