J. Shoff • Business Accountant
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J. Shoff • Business Accountant
@JonathanShoff
Founder of Shoff Accounting | Helping business owners make more money by clarifying their financial and tax situation
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@Leo_Traydes It's probably hard for the average person to get their hands on an extra one hundred thousand dollars at the age.
Most are in college in that season of life earning zero income.
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@sflorimm @Jacoob_shi Absolutely, we already all have AI in our pocket right now. Best to learn how to leverage it.
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@Jacoob_shi "you won't always have a calculator in your pocket" aged terribly, this will too
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@contractorkeith Also, I'd try newsletters as well. I think if they're well done you can generate some good profits and make something sellable.
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@contractorkeith Yep! I try for affiliate marketing and add arbitrage. Maybe also dabble in some online saas/games.
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@clarityx Thank you, those prayers are appreciated! 🙏
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@JonathanShoff I’m sure yall will go with it if it’s best for you in the long term & viable in the short term!
praying for the best outcome for you
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@clarityx Awesome! We want a playroom for our boys as well. My wife and I just went to an open house that would solve this for us but it's pricey...
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@JonathanShoff Yeaaaa this is certainly our near future. Ideally, we will make him his own play room
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Don't trust AI's outputs, verify them before moving forward with the stated results.
Paul Mit@pmitu
“That’s what ChatGPT told me” Humanity is entering an era of a lack of critical thinking on a terrifying scale
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I agree. Probably the pros highly outweigh the cons. One drawback that I have seen is after founder stays out of the game for about 5 years their industry has changed a good bit and they can struggle with the learning curve that comes with all the changes. Rarely are they jumping back into the same game they left.
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@JonathanShoff Probably some drawback somewhere, but it’s hard to see the negatives outweighing the positives.
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Best oil change biz in our city sold out 4 years ago. Incredible service.
Price jumped from $69 up to $112.
Same car. Same location. Terrible service.
Non-compete expired last year.
Previous owner started same shop again. Right by our house.
Price went from $120 down to $70. Same incredible service as before.
Is this common?
Build a great biz, sell, expiring non-compete, build the same great biz.
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@collin_ruth89 If my wife and I wanted to move somewhere internationally to retire once we're empty nesters, where should we move to?
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Well it looks like this post is getting some traction. Follow me here for likely similar posts. I help business owners doing $250K to $15M+ in revenue stop overpaying in taxes.
If you want a tax plan that actually saves you money, let's chat:
calendly.com/shoffaccountin…
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My firm has corrected two returns for two different people this year in which AI made huge mistakes on preparing their returns.
Luckily neither of these folks went as far as to e-file their incorrect returns, they came to us wanting a second opinion. I'm glad they did!
One of those situations would have had the taxpayer owing nearly six figures more than they were legally obligated to pay.
If your return has complexity, hire a tax professional to take care of it, the tax pro's fee is well worth it.
Need help navigating business taxes? That's our specialty! Reach out and let's get you on track for optimal tax management.
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@collin_ruth89 Thank you! If you own a business, rental properties, have multi-state income, or receive complex K-1s, best to hire a tax pro!
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One was a local referral, the other one was a business networking referral from someone I know across the country.
Both were unsatisfied with their own attempts of navigating tax prep which led them to seek out a tax pro.
The one that owed a lot more than they should have paid was definitely highly motivated to get a tax pro.
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@JonathanShoff That's wild. What made them come to you? Did they catch or find the mistake?
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Pros and cons to each.
Commercial real estate usually has higher income, but it's riskier, requires more operating wisdom, know how, and skill. Commercial real estate also has higher barriers to entry.
Single family rental homes can give good gains and yields when purchased in the optimal areas and when they have the proper rental structure in their leases (rent bumps is key to maintaining good results). While their income/gains/yields may not be as much as commercial real estate, single family homes can be much easier to offload and sell if needed. They're also easier to run and easier to delegate to a property management company.
StripMallGuy@realEstateTrent
A message to the people who buy single-family homes as investment property:
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