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Stop Giving Away Your Commissions To The IRS!

The number one mistake I see agents and brokers make is that they forfeit their hard-earned cash to the State and IRS taxmen.

Memo To Fast-Track Real Estate Agents And Brokers

Why is Accounting for Real Estate Agents important in today’s market and economy?

Because in a weak real estate market, every penny counts.

And because the government needs more and more of your money to bail out the airlines, Banks, Stockbrokers, Car companies, and Insurance Firms.

An article in RealtyTimes recently said, “The days of the kinder, gentler IRS are over.The … IRS … told the auditors to ‘audit more rigorously and go collect some money!'”

Accounting for Real Estate Agents helps you keep more of your money away from the tax collector.

Tax Agencies On The State And Federal Level Join Forces To Shake You Down

2003

The Internal Revenue Service and state tax officials established a new nationwide partnership in which the IRS will share information. According to the IRS, these partnerships “…are designed to enable both state and federal governments to move more aggressively in the fight to ensure all taxpayers pay their fair share.”

2007

The IRS and states broadened their reach and now share Employment Tax Data. The reason, according to the IRS, “…provide a centralized, uniform means for the IRS and state employment officials to exchange data, thereby leveraging resources and encouraging businesses to comply with federal and state employment tax requirements.”

2009

The IRS and a couple of states have been testing a pilot program called the State Reverse File Match Initiative — the IRS matches federal and state taxpayer data to detect individuals and businesses that do not file tax returns or report all their income. In July 2009, the IRS plans to launch …

That’s Why I Created The Accounting For Real Estate Agents System.

It allows you to keep more of your money, keep control of your business finances, and keep more of your money away from the tax collector.

Most real estate agents do a poor job because they never had an effective tool to guide them.

Accounting for Real Estate Agents is simple, quick, and easy to follow.

I took my experience from running an accounting firm, working directly with numerous real estate agents and brokers, sitting in as an outside controller for various companies, consulting as an advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, and my experience as a real estate investor to create a laser-focused resource that enables you to stop forfeiting your hard earned commissions.

The First Step To Fight Back And Keep More Of Your Hard-Earned Commissions are Keeping Score

Suppose you want to cut your tax bill and take business, home, and personal deductions. You must properly record the premises and write them down in the correct format.

This is where most real estate agents fail.

They need to track all the lucrative deductions available properly. The result is that you could be missing out on thousands of dollars in cash-generating deductions.

You could hire a competent bookkeeper to do this, but she’d charge at least $150 a month (An accountant or CPA would cost hundreds of dollars for the same service).

Use Accounting for Real Estate Agents instead. It saves you money and is as easy to use as painting by numbers.

It’s Fast, Too.

I’ve used my specialty as an advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor and a turn-key system that only takes 10 minutes a week to follow.

Accounting for Real Estate Agents is powerful because it holds your hand and walks you through the easy-to-follow steps.

What happens to most of my consulting clients is they’re not full-time professional accountants. So, most will purchase a book on “how to use QuickBooks and Quicken.” Some will buy books on accounting or bookkeeping.

The problem with this approach is that these “how to” resources waste too much of your time in the minutiae of accounting and ledgers and software.

96% of it is a waste of your time.

The exceeding detail is excellent for an accounting major in college. But it’s useless (and confusing) for a fast-track real estate agent like you because it puts you further away from your true goal — putting more of your money in your pocket and keeping the tax collectors away!

Accounting for Real Estate Agents is lightning fast in comparison because it drills down on the essential 4% that matters to Your real estate practice!

How Much Does It Cost?

Before Answering, Look At What Else Accounting For Real Estate Agents Offer

Before Answering, Look At What Else Accounting For Real Estate Agents Offers…

That’s all, $29.99

Instead, Accounting for Real Estate Agents has ready-to-download templates already done for you.

If you hired a bookkeeper, accountant, or CPA to take ten little minutes a week to plug in your basic information, you’d be charged at least $150 monthly or $1,800 a year!

Setting up your books and one year’s worth of simple updates (not including preparing your tax return!), you’re looking at a shocking $2,150!

Accounting for Real Estate Agents is only $29.99. A much better value.

Plus, Accounting for Real Estate Agents keeps you in control the whole time. You can use your data to make quick business decisions that grow your real estate business and confidently claim your tax deductions without fearing the government tax collectors.

Sincerely, Gita Faust

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