COMPLIMENTARY 2026 TAX GUIDE

Are You Overpaying Your Taxes?

The simple 2-page tax guide built specifically for real estate agents.

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2026 Tax Changes
Agent Write-Offs
Tax Strategies

Benefits

What's Actually Inside

Two pages. No jargon. What changed for 2026, the write-offs agents leave on the table, and the one strategy worth five figures to your investor clients.

What changed for 2026: 100% first-year equipment write-off is back and permanent, the mileage rate splits mid-year (72.5¢ through June 30, 76¢ after), office snacks are out, and the 1099 threshold jumps to $2,000.
What you can actually deduct: signs, ads, MLS and board dues, CE, lockboxes, staging inventory, even the concession you funded to save a deal — plus the two car traps that cost agents deductions every year.
Cost segregation, in plain English: how an $18,182 write-off became $138,636 on a $650,000 Morris County two-family — and why it is not too late if you bought years ago.
The two biggest levers: 2026 Solo 401(k) and SEP limits, and the income level where an S-corp election finally pays for itself.
Dates, numbers, and an audit checklist: quarterly due dates, a one-page cheat sheet, and the five records that keep a small audit small.

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