Homeowners may face a big tax bill if they sell their house for a gain.

Your property can appreciate in value when you live in a desirable neighborhood, make major improvements, or stay in your home for decades.

You'll owe tax when you surpass the IRS primary residence exclusion or if you do not qualify for it.

Our workbook gives you step-by-step instructions to calculate your adjusted basis and taxable gain, so you can avoid as much capital gains tax as possible.

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As an entrepreneur, you’ve got so much to juggle, and staying on top of everything is hard.

Who has time for all this stuff? Now you do!

We’ve compiled a business checklist that helps you keep track of your financial tasks by day, week, month, quarter, and year.

Our easy-to-follow templates prompt you to complete bookkeeping, accounting, and tax reminders.

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As a landlord, you're able to boost your losses qualifying for the active participation or real estate professional classification.

Then you get to claim substantial losses and apply them to nonpassive income.

What's the result? It lowers your tax bill.

Our workbook shows you how to become eligible and get your records ready for an audit.

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Working out of your house comes with its perks, including tax deductions.

You get to claim home office expenses and mileage using either the actual expense or flat-rate method.

Do you know which method has a greater tax advantage?

It depends on your costs and business-use percentages.

Our workbook shows you how to calculate your home office and vehicle deductions, so you can compare your options.

Plus, you'll have a running total of your depreciation.

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When you hire a non-employee, you send them a 1099 at the end of the year (as opposed to a W-2).

If you never mail the form, it puts your tax deduction at risk.

Our workbook guides you through the 1099 rules, including exclusions and penalties.

We'll show you how to review Form W-9.

Plus, you'll learn how to complete Form 1099-MISC and Form 1099-NEC (new for 2020).

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