REALTORS® are facing a long list of tax changes for the 2023 filing year. New and complex rules, annual inflation adjustments, and tedious documentation can impact any taxpayer without a plan or expert guidance. Hear from a real estate tax strategist and get the tips needed to save time and money while reducing your stress this tax season.
Register NOW to attend NAR’s Center for Financial Wellness Tax Summit recorded four-part series event.
$50 for NAR members and $60 for non-members. All the sessions will be recorded and available for review for up to one year!
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Webinar 1: SMART From the Start – Accounting & Tax Tips
Wednesday, February 7: 10:00 a.m. PST | 11:00 a.m. MST | 12:00 p.m. CST | 1:00 p.m. EST
Don’t be surprised by your first, or next, big tax bill. As a real estate agent, you are a self-employed business owner. In this session, we will bring awareness to the tax and accounting requirements that make up the SMART acronym. Attendees will leave knowing the tools to use to automate common accounting tasks. Attendees will also know how to estimate their tax bill so there are no surprises come tax time.
Takeaways:
· Attendees will know the 3 taxes they are required to pay now that they are self-employed.
· Attendees will know what tools to use to automate common accounting tasks.
· Attendees will know the what, when, and how of calculating and paying estimated tax payments.
Speaker:
Gregory Antipoff, CPA, Real Estate Tax Strategist
Greg Antipoff is a certified public accountant (CPA) and a real estate tax strategist. He is affectionately known as The Real Estate Accountant, dedicated to helping real estate agents keep more of what they earn. Greg achieves this by walking agents through his signature “Financial EKG: Earn, Keep, Grow” framework. With so much emphasis already being placed on how agents can “Earn” more, he chooses to focus on helping agents “Keep” and “Grow” what they earn. Greg’s knack for making tax and accounting topics easy to understand and humorous leaves agents educated, entertained and ready to take action.