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Must-Know Rules for the Self-Employed

February 10, 2018 by John Charles Roe

If you’re in business for yourself, you know how challenging it can be to run your business and keep on top of your tax situation. Here’s a refresher on the tax rules you need to be aware of if you’re a self-employed sole proprietor or are thinking of becoming one. Income Taxes As you probably […]

Filed Under: Tax

How Does Refinancing Your Home Affect Your Taxes?

January 30, 2018 by John Charles Roe

As the real estate market improves and mortgage rates remain low, many homeowners are considering refinancing their home mortgages. Following are some of the general tax rules for deducting the charges associated with refinancing. Roe CPA, P.C. is an Atlanta CPA Accounting Firm that can help you with all your real estate tax and accounting […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Accounting, Tax

5 QuickBooks Reports You Need to Run in January

January 20, 2018 by John Charles Roe

The new year has begun. Does your accounting to-do list look like a clean slate, or are critical tasks from last year still nagging? Getting all of your accounting tasks done in December is always a challenge. Besides the vacation time you and your employees probably took for the holidays, there are those year-end, Let’s-wrap-it-up-by-December-31 […]

Filed Under: QuickBooks

Understand the Tax Breaks of Moving

January 10, 2018 by John Charles Roe

Everybody likes tax breaks. For many taxpayers, the tax break they get on the gain from selling a home is one of the most valuable of all. If you’re thinking the time is right to put your house on the market and it has appreciated in value, make sure your gain will qualify for the […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Accounting

IRS Going After Golf Courses for Tax Deduction

March 4, 2016 by John Charles Roe

It’s getting much tougher to successfully claim a charitable deduction for a conservation easement.  Unfortunately, this will further erode the construction of new golf course projects in 2016 and beyond. Typically, a new golf course project will make consideration plans to conserve and protect the natural habitat of fish, wildlife, and natural ecosystem by preserving […]

Filed Under: Accounting, Real Estate Accounting, Tax Tagged With: Conservation Easements on Golf Courses, CPA Accounting for Golf Courses, Golf Course Tax Breaks, Tax Reductions for Golf Course

Business Start-up Costs — What’s Deductible?

March 4, 2016 by John Charles Roe

Launching a new business takes hard work — and money. Costs for market surveys, travel to line up potential distributors and suppliers, advertising, hiring employees, training, and other expenses incurred before a business is officially launched can add up to a substantial amount. The tax law places certain limitations on tax deductions for start-up expenses. […]

Filed Under: Accounting, Tax Tagged With: CPA Accountant Atlanta - Buckhead, New Business Tax Deductions, Tax Write Offs - Atlanta Start Up

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