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GOOD NEWS FOR SALARIED EMPLOYEES!! Govt has approved the Income Tax Rules 2026, effective 1st April Check out the full reel to understand what’s changing and which regime you should choose Few things to keep in mind: 1. Break-even is calculated after standard deduction ₹50k (old regime) and ₹75k (new regime) 2. Most deductions are only in the old regime Only 80CCD is common, and in the new regime, it’s only via employer contribution (corporate NPS) 3. Same with exemptions Most are in the old regime Only a few like gifts and concessional limits apply in both 4. What should you do? Calculate your total deductions + exemptions If it’s higher than the break-even → old regime is better If it’s lower → go for the new regime If it’s equal that means you will be paying same tax in both regime Breakeven point will differ for every salary level as mentioned in the video Speak to your CA or HR for clarity If you have doubts, let me know in the comments! [Anushka Rathod, Finance, India, Tax, News] #anushkarathod #finance #india #tax #news

42% are already gone ! 😜 Also, Did you know you need to pay tax in Germany on investments you made in foreign country ? There is something called tax treaty. For example there is a tax treaty between India and Germany. If I am earning from investments in india, I will pay 15% capital gains tax to India but that tax is 26% in Germany. So now in my tax declaration in Germany I will need to pay remaining 11% because I already paid 15% in India. You can check the tax treaty between your country and Germany. Follow @rushikesh_munde05 for content on Germany 🇩🇪 #relatable #reelsviral #indianingermany #livingingermany #incometax #steur #taxdeclaration #steurerklärung #deutschmemes #ausländer #expatsingermany #germanylife #workingermany #reelsitfeelsit

How to save on taxes ⤵️ A tax write-off refers to any business deduction allowed by the IRS for the purpose of lowering taxable income. To qualify for a write-off, the IRS uses the terms “ordinary” and “necessary;” that is, an expense must be regarded as necessary and appropriate to the operation of your type of business. 👉🏼 it isn’t as simple as the government paying you back for your expenses. Instead, a tax write-off is an expense you can partially or fully deduct from your taxable income, reducing how much you owe the government.

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DAY 9: Tax deductions vary based on your job, how you use your car for work, and its category. Speak with your accountant for exact figures. Not everyone qualifies for a chattel loan—commuting alone doesn’t count. You can always buy a car outright, as I did, but for high-income earners, deductions can make financing more tax-effective.

What is the Section 179 Deduction Most people think the Section 179 deduction is some mysterious or complicated tax code. It really isn’t, as you will see below. Essentially, Section 179 of the IRS tax code allows businesses to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment and/or software purchased or financed during the tax year. That means that if you buy (or lease) a piece of qualifying equipment, you can deduct the FULL PURCHASE PRICE from your gross income. It’s an incentive created by the U.S. government to encourage businesses to buy equipment and invest in themselves. Several years ago, Section 179 was often referred to as the “SUV Tax Loophole” or the “Hummer Deduction” because many businesses have used this tax code to write-off the purchase of qualifying vehicles at the time (like SUV’s and Hummers). But that particular benefit of Section 179 has been severely reduced in recent years (see ‘Vehicles & Section 179‘ for current limits on business vehicles.) ➡️ FOLLOW FOR MORE BUSINESS TIPS 💯 #credit #creditrepair #entrepreneur #business #businessowner #taxes #taxdeductions #money #finance

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Here’s how an expert saves on taxes👇🏾 Take a photo of your receipt and send it to your notes section to document the date, time, and activity, making the meal a write-off. ✅ Follow for more tips! Comment “Taxes” to get access to my FREE webinar “Accessing Tax Savings With Rental Real Estate Investing.” 🔥🔥🔥

2 years of my tax returns went through an IRS field audit. April 2023: “No changes recommended.” Zero adjustments. Zero penalties. Zero back taxes. Because every structure I used was already written into the tax code. → Here is what each of the 6 does: ▸ HSA (triple tax-advantaged) - Deduct the contribution from your W-2 today - Invest it, don’t just hold cash - Pull it out tax-free for any medical expense, ever - Pay bills out of pocket, save receipts, reimburse yourself in 20 years when it’s grown 10x ▸ Backdoor Roth IRA (high-income loophole) - Direct Roth phases out at $153K single / $242K married in 2026 - Contribute to a traditional IRA (no income limit) - Convert to Roth the next day - File Form 8606 - Watch the pro-rata rule if you have pre-tax IRA balances ▸ Solo 401k (self-employed cheat code) - Any self-employment income qualifies - Contribute as employee AND employer - Employee side: $24,500 in 2026 - Combined: $72,000 per year - Spouse on payroll can double it ▸ STR + cost segregation (W-2 tax killer) - Average guest stay under 7 days - Materially participate (100+ hours, more than anyone else) - Losses become non-passive and offset your W-2 - Cost seg study breaks property into 5, 7, 15 year assets - Bonus depreciate 100% under OBBBA - One $600K property creates $120K+ in paper losses ▸ Employing your kids - Pay them a reasonable wage for real work - Up to $16,100 per year = $0 federal income tax for them - 100% deductible to your business - No FICA or FUTA if sole prop or parent-only partnership - Their earned income opens a custodial Roth IRA - $7,500/year compounds to ~$1M by retirement untouched ▸ Augusta Rule (§280A) - Your business rents your personal home up to 14 days/year - Works with S-corps, C-corps, partnerships, multi-member LLCs - Charge fair market rate from local comparables - Rental income is 100% tax-free to you - Business deducts the entire rent - Document with a lease, invoice, and board minutes Every entry in my audit came from a page the IRS wrote themselves. The ones who stay stuck pay CPAs to file. The ones who break out pay them to plan. Follow for more.

Another Edward-verified video! 👌 If you want to take advantage of the birthday tax deduction, you might also want to save this video 😉 #edwardverified #taxdeduction #taxstrategies #realwealthwisdom #getupleveled credits: Carter Cofield - @cofield_advisor KING GILLIE - @gilliedaking SF0110