5 important topics. That’s what Robert Broome, ABR Governmental Affairs Director, updates listeners with an interest in real estate on. He outlines a number of key issues that are currently being planned and passed, as well as how they benefit, or hinder, your business in real estate.
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Robert Broome, ABR Governmental Affairs Director, reviews what is on the docket for the National Association of REALTORS® legislative meetings in Washington, D.C. and how it affects you.
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Listen as Robert Broome, ABR Governmental Affairs Director, recaps how successful RPAC (Realtor® Political Action Committee) efforts in local government made a difference in doing business as a Realtor® in Georgia in 2008.
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Posted in Taxes, Government on Oct 10th, 2008 No Comments »
ABR Governmental Affairs Director Robert Broome clears up misconceptions about Tax Allocation Districts (TADs) and their relationship with local school districts. Listen now to learn more about how TADs work, how they benefit schools, and why you should support Amendment 2 on the General Election ballot.
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Posted in Taxes on Jan 31st, 2008 No Comments »
The first 4 steps in setting up your business, with Ed Williams, CPA, specializing in real estate. Discover the various grass root plans that are essential when starting your real estate career, allowing you to maximize your greatest asset, your time!
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Posted in Taxes on Jan 31st, 2008 1 Comment »
Find out how and why incorporating your makes sense. Ed Williams, CPA, specializing in real estate, discusses the pros and cons of setting up your business as a Single-Member LLC, Sole Proprietorship, or S-Corp.
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Posted in Taxes on Jan 31st, 2008 No Comments »
Ed Williams, CPA, specializing in real estate, explores how and why Rental Real Estate is such a powerful tax savings and wealth building tool.
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Posted in Taxes on Jan 31st, 2008 No Comments »
Maximize the impact of your deductions with Ed Williams, CPA, specializing in real estate. Start this 4-part series off with an in depth review of a Realtor’s greatest write-offs, the automobile, an S-corp, a retirement fund and business operation system.
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