In this podcast episode, we delve into a rarely explored yet highly significant query, with the intention of offering business proprietors an all-encompassing insight into their expenditure choices.

 

Frequently, business owners lean towards the deduction of an entire expense within a single fiscal year. Nevertheless, it's imperative to recognize that when a specific purchase can be classified as an asset, the prospect of extending the expense over several years emerges as a feasible alternative. This strategy can effectively diminish your tax obligations gradually.

 

By thoughtfully contemplating the categorization of your expenses, you can fine-tune your tax responsibilities and enhance your ability to manage your financial assets more efficiently.

 

 

What you’ll hear in this episode:

[1:25] Clarifying the concept of expenses within your business.

[1:56] Exploring the definition of assets within your business.

[3:00] Unveiling the significance of extending a purchase over several years, also known as depreciation.

[4:50] Demystifying the safe harbor threshold.

[6:15] Examining the advantages of your comprehension of assets versus expenses in your business to enhance your tax deduction potential.

[7:09] Delving into the realm of intangible assets within your business.

 

If you like this episode, check out:

The Benefits of Business Continuity Planning with Jim Erben

Building Your Money Machine with Mel Abraham

Building a Successful Continuity Plan with Julee Yokoyama

 

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The information contained in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only and is not individual tax advice. Please consult a qualified professional before implementing anything you learn.