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Speaker 4: Let's let's let's get into it, miss business.
Speaker 5: So we the first thing I want to telk you
Speaker 5: about few different things as far as tax plan is concerned.
Speaker 5: But the first thing that we did well, not the
Speaker 5: first thing that we did, but the thing that I
Speaker 5: want to talk about first is the cars, cause you know,
Speaker 5: it's one of these things that gets people's attention and
Speaker 5: everybody has an opinion on it, and it's like but
Speaker 5: you know, like I said, everything that we do we
Speaker 5: do responsibly, and everything that we do we share with
Speaker 5: the public. So you know, we when we was purchasing
Speaker 5: our cars and shout out to you, because she was
Speaker 5: the first person to really because I had never put
Speaker 5: a car on a business name before. I always used
Speaker 5: to just you know, buy my car at least my cars,
Speaker 5: and put it on my own personal name.
Speaker 6: And I never even had the opportunity.
Speaker 5: You can I say, well, I can say what kind
Speaker 5: of car you got? You got the G Wagon?
Speaker 7: You GOTG Yeah, this business got the g Wagon, big boy,
Speaker 7: big body, the.
Speaker 6: G AMG G sixty three, sixty three.
Speaker 4: He's sixty three. That's what you have been saying.
Speaker 6: I mean, I like, c he ain't rolling like that. Man,
Speaker 6: you might need to find a new one.
Speaker 4: G sixty three, that's what. That's a fact, man, spicy.
Speaker 5: So when when I was talking to her and she
Speaker 5: gave me some games, She's like, yeah, you know, I
Speaker 5: put it under my business account and she kind of
Speaker 5: like gave me the knowledge on it. So I'm like,
Speaker 5: all right, well I'm gonna get a car, so I
Speaker 5: might as well do the same thing. And it was
Speaker 5: a lot easier than I thought it was gonna be,
Speaker 5: Like it literally took me five minutes. And the dope
Speaker 5: part for me, is that my base my bank that
Speaker 5: I'm getting the financing through is Chase, and I bank
Speaker 5: would Chase. So on the app it has like my
Speaker 5: car payment thing right there, and it's like all I
Speaker 5: gotta do is just open my Chase app and it's
Speaker 5: just automatic for the car payment, straight from the straight
Speaker 5: from the straight from the business account. So let's talk
Speaker 5: about it. Let's talk about it. So there's two ways
Speaker 5: that you can that you can accomplish this, right. Well,
Speaker 5: first let's talk about the six thousand pound UL because
Speaker 5: a lot of people was asking about the six thousand
Speaker 5: pound RUL. They thought that that's what it was. Because
Speaker 5: if you're not familiar, well, I'll let you, I'll I'll
Speaker 5: They say, I talk too much, You're explain, you explaining
Speaker 5: the six thousand.
Speaker 8: You're so smart that you can't help it. You can't
Speaker 8: help it, all right, So let's talk about vehicles, right,
Speaker 8: So you have you have your standard vehicles, right, Most
Speaker 8: vehicles like even rain drovers, g wagons, they fall a
Speaker 8: little under six thousand pounds. But for the most part,
Speaker 8: all vehicles fall under about six thousand pounds. And if
Speaker 8: you do, and we'll talk, and I also want to
Speaker 8: talk about the different ways you can go about purchasing
Speaker 8: your vehicle.
Speaker 9: Right, So, you have your finance and then you have
Speaker 9: your lease in, or you can pick the mileage method. Right,
Speaker 9: most people are very familiar with the mileage method. However,
Speaker 9: when you finance your car, it when you could pretty
Speaker 9: much purchase your vehicle. It sits as an asset in
Speaker 9: your business. Right, So when it sits as an asset
Speaker 9: in your business, anytime you have any type of assets,
Speaker 9: you get to depreciate them. So when you are depreciating
Speaker 9: your vehicles, there are certain timeframes in terms of years
Speaker 9: that you get to depreciate it over. So for anyone
Speaker 9: that isn't familiar when you depreciate any sort of asset,
Speaker 9: what you're doing is you are you're pretty much allocating
Speaker 9: the cost of whatever asset you acquire, and you are
Speaker 9: writing it off over time. Right, So with a vehicle,
Speaker 9: typically standard depreciation years for a vehicle is seven years. However,
Speaker 9: there's this thing called bonus appreciation that Trump put that
Speaker 9: Trump pretty much wrote into his tax code, where for
Speaker 9: vehicles that are less than six thousand pounds, you the
Speaker 9: first year you get to the duck eighteen thousand dollars right,
Speaker 9: the second year, you get to depreciate sixteen thousand, and
Speaker 9: then the year after that you get to the the duck.
Speaker 10: Ninety six hundred.
Speaker 9: Right in year three, then every year after that you
Speaker 9: get to the duck five thousand, seven hundred and sixty
Speaker 9: dollars for each year intil the value of your asset
Speaker 9: has been pretty much fully depreciated, right, meaning that you've
Speaker 9: captured the full cost of your vehicle. Now, if your
Speaker 9: vehicle is more than six thousand pounds, you get to
Speaker 9: the duck one hundred percent of the vehicle, right. And
Speaker 9: why that is so important is because sometimes people need
Speaker 9: those deductions.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 9: You may say, let's I purchased this vehicle. It's over
Speaker 9: six thousand pounds. I need those write offs, right, So
Speaker 9: instead of writing it off over years, you get to
Speaker 9: write it off one hundred percent.
Speaker 10: In that year.
Speaker 9: The good thing about bonus appreciation you can choose to
Speaker 9: take it. You can choose not to. So let's just say, hypothetically,
Speaker 9: if you were saying, you know what my vehicle I
Speaker 9: want to you know, I don't want to take advantage
Speaker 9: of bonus appreciation, right, you will just write it off
Speaker 9: over years.
Speaker 10: Over Let's say those seven years.
Speaker 9: And why that's important is because in like tax planning sessions,
Speaker 9: we get to make those decisions.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 9: So Rashaw talked about tax planning where I sit down
Speaker 9: with my clients and I kind of find out everything
Speaker 9: that's going on, and then we get to make the
Speaker 9: decision on saying, okay, if you finance, okay, should we
Speaker 9: take advantage of bonus appreciation? Is your vehicle over six
Speaker 9: thousand pounds is it not? And how we can treat
Speaker 9: it right. Another option is leasing your vehicle. So when
Speaker 9: you lease your vehicle, you get to write one of
Speaker 9: the least payment off. Right, It's like any other expense
Speaker 9: that you are.
Speaker 10: Incurring on a vehicle.
Speaker 9: Keep in mind on the fine if you're financing as
Speaker 9: well as leasing, you are also able to take deductions
Speaker 9: such as gas, insurance payments, registration, any sort of car washes, tires. Right,
Speaker 9: you get to write those things off. And I wanted
Speaker 9: to mention those things because then you have the mileage
Speaker 9: method that people are very familiar with. So with the
Speaker 9: mileage method, you pretty much it's kind of like a
Speaker 9: quick calculation for I'm sorry, I keep seeing people ask
Speaker 9: about pounds, so I can't necessarily tell you how many
Speaker 9: pounds your vehicles are, but I'm sure if you google
Speaker 9: it you will find out how much of your co waves.
Speaker 9: So now, in regards to the mileage method, that's pretty
Speaker 9: much the irs quick wave of saying, you know what,
Speaker 9: if you don't want to keep track, and you don't
Speaker 9: want to write off your payments, or even if you
Speaker 9: drive a lot, and it may be to your best interest,
Speaker 9: instead of writing off the least payments or depreciating your vehicle,
Speaker 9: will just do the mileage method. So what that means
Speaker 9: is you just track your mouths from all of your
Speaker 9: business activities throughout the year, and then you will multiply. However,
Speaker 9: mini miles that is for twenty nineteen was fifty eight
Speaker 9: cents per mile. Now, the thing that people always make
Speaker 9: the mistake of when it comes to the mileage method
Speaker 9: is that they feel they can take the mileage method
Speaker 9: and then also deduct gas and insurance and all of
Speaker 9: those things on top of it.
Speaker 10: But you can't the idea behind the mileage method.
Speaker 9: It's kind of like a quick calculation for you to say,
Speaker 9: you know what, I'm just going to write off my
Speaker 9: vehicle this way. Something to note is that you have
Speaker 9: to either take advantage of the mileage method or the
Speaker 9: actual right. So the actual method is writing off your
Speaker 9: actual expenses such as you know, like your leash, your insurance,
Speaker 9: your gas, all of those things, or you use the
Speaker 9: mileage method, right, which is a quick calculation.
Speaker 10: So I don't think I have any more to really, no.
Speaker 11: Real quick because as I'm listening to you say, and
Speaker 11: from a CPA standpoint, is it best that like if
Speaker 11: I have a credit card, I allocate that credit card
Speaker 11: specifically to all those things, right, So that makes it
Speaker 11: easier to make for bookkeeping.
Speaker 6: Be a good idea because when.
Speaker 9: We're doing your bookkeeping, well, we'll be able to allocate
Speaker 9: that what you guys should have. And and I don't know,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna put this out there.
Speaker 10: I don't know if you guys have it.
Speaker 9: But everyone who has a business, and you guys have
Speaker 9: business credit, everyone should have a gas card, right, So
Speaker 9: if you guys don't have gas cards, you should get
Speaker 9: gas cards.
Speaker 4: Car a card for gasoline, yes.
Speaker 9: But it's strictly under your business name, so they go
Speaker 9: they base it off of your business credit and that's
Speaker 9: how you qualify for the the the gas cards.
Speaker 10: So like I have VP Shell has gas cards.
Speaker 9: There's a few different there's a few different gas companies
Speaker 9: that issue gas cards. But that is a really good
Speaker 9: way because you know that that card is specifically for gas.
Speaker 9: There's usually like you'll get a like reduced rates, and
Speaker 9: then it's a really good way to just kind of
Speaker 9: keep track of it and build your business credit at
Speaker 9: the same time.
Speaker 10: So that is that's really good.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know about the gas card. I learned something.
Speaker 5: I just learned something just now on Friday. Learn you
Speaker 5: learned something every day, You learned something every day. So
Speaker 5: so you shouldn't be getting gas because like right now
Speaker 5: I'm getting gas it's on my regular credit card.
Speaker 4: I shouldn't be doing that.
Speaker 9: Everything should be under your business name. And that's something
Speaker 9: very important. So when you say under your under your
Speaker 9: credit card, is it your personal credit card or business
Speaker 9: credit card?
Speaker 4: The gas is my personal credit card.
Speaker 10: Personal, So yeah, you need a business credit card.
Speaker 9: So it should either be under your business gas card
Speaker 9: or your business credit card. And I'm glad that you
Speaker 9: said that because that is the number one struggle that
Speaker 9: I have with business owners is that we co mingle
Speaker 9: our funds. Right, we take our personal funds our personal
Speaker 9: credit and we pay for things on the business side,
Speaker 9: and we have to start looking and treating our businesses
Speaker 9: like separate people, right like you.
Speaker 10: Would never come and pay my bills. I would never
Speaker 10: come and pay your bills.
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Speaker 9: Hey, and you just have to kind of look at
Speaker 9: your entity like that as well. Right, Like your entity
Speaker 9: has their own has its own legal name, It has
Speaker 9: its own EI in number that acts as a Social
Speaker 9: Security number. Right, So you definitely should not be paying
Speaker 9: for your gas now that you have the car under
Speaker 9: your business you should not be paying for your gas
Speaker 9: under your personal car.
Speaker 10: Okay, So I'm happy that you said that.
Speaker 6: Noted noted, I appreciate that.
Speaker 5: So I should be paying for it for either a
Speaker 5: business credit card or a business debit card. Yes, about
Speaker 5: any other expenses that might come with the car. Everything
Speaker 5: should be game.
Speaker 9: It should be under your business. That car now belongs
Speaker 9: to your business. So look at it as though, like
Speaker 9: my car, right, Like if I needed tires, you wouldn't
Speaker 9: come and be like, you know what, I'm gonna pay
Speaker 9: for that.
Speaker 10: That's kind of like what you're doing.
Speaker 9: I mean, unless you just wanted to give me, like
Speaker 9: be nice and generous. But you know, ideally, that's how
Speaker 9: I like to explain it to people. You know, you
Speaker 9: just have to separate everything out that that car is
Speaker 9: not your car. That car is the business car. So
Speaker 9: you want to take care of all of the expenses
Speaker 9: underneath the business maintenance, you know, car registration, inspection, everything
Speaker 9: relating to the car should be under the business name.
Speaker 6: Got it, got it, got it?
Speaker 5: And yeah, So the six thousand rule, the range rovers
Speaker 5: ranged from forty pounds to five thousand, seven hundred and
Speaker 5: forty five pounds, So the range Rovere is just underneath
Speaker 5: six thousand pounds. So that's why we we did the
Speaker 5: what we do, we're doing that, we're doing standard actual.
Speaker 9: You're doing actual, right, you guys are going to do
Speaker 9: actual and you're going to write off your payment.
Speaker 5: Right, So that's why we did actual But what we
Speaker 5: what we are using the six thousand pound rule for
Speaker 5: is our truck, big truck, the big truck, not the
Speaker 5: range rope.
Speaker 6: Not that truck, the real truck.
Speaker 10: The truck is.
Speaker 4: Eighteen wheeler. So yeah, you want to talk about that.
Speaker 9: Yes, So that is definitely a really good perk for
Speaker 9: my people that get into trucking where you are able
Speaker 9: to write off one hundred of the vehicle costs.
Speaker 10: So again, you may need starting up that business.
Speaker 9: You may need to write that, you know, write that
Speaker 9: vehicle off one hundred percent in that year. But again,
Speaker 9: let's say if we sat down and we were like,
Speaker 9: you know what, if we kind of take the entire
Speaker 9: cost of the vehicle, that may put us in a negative.
Speaker 9: Depending on what you're trying to do. You may try
Speaker 9: to qualify for a home. You may be trying to
Speaker 9: go for a loan, right, You may not want your
Speaker 9: even though when they do loans they add back depreciation,
Speaker 9: but you may not want to exhaust all of.
Speaker 10: That all of that expense for twenty twenty.
Speaker 9: You may want to kind of keep it on the
Speaker 9: book so that you can exhaust it over time, right,
Speaker 9: and that is what's extremely important, and that's why it's
Speaker 9: important to.
Speaker 10: Have these conversations. Right.
Speaker 9: So, there's a couple things that I pointed out so
Speaker 9: far that you need to have the conversation. You need
Speaker 9: to understand if you're going to do the actual method
Speaker 9: or the knowledge method. You also need to understand if
Speaker 9: you're going to take advantage of bonus of depreciation or
Speaker 9: you're not right. And so those conversations have to be had,
Speaker 9: and they have to be had ideally before the year
Speaker 9: is over.
Speaker 10: Ray.
Speaker 9: I have so many clients that I engage and they're like, yeah,
Speaker 9: only time I talk to my accountant.
Speaker 10: Is January through April.
Speaker 9: But now that you guys have businesses, you have trucking companies,
Speaker 9: you real estate, whatever it is, you can't wait until
Speaker 9: the end of I mean the next year to talk
Speaker 9: about taxes.
Speaker 4: It's a fact. It's extremely important.
Speaker 5: And I feel like there's so much stuff that people
Speaker 5: don't know, like you know what I'm saying. It's like
Speaker 5: even I didn't know about that the gas card. And
Speaker 5: I'm a financial advisor, so there's so much information out there,
Speaker 5: and it's like, if you're not properly educated, you can
Speaker 5: make mistakes, and like I said, this is it's a
Speaker 5: lot easier than I thought it was going to be.
Speaker 5: All you need is the EI in number. You need
Speaker 5: a business name, so when you when you when you
Speaker 5: get the car, you get them, you give them that information.
Speaker 6: I don't think you need the articles of operation.
Speaker 4: The articles of operation, your address that you incorporated business with.
Speaker 5: And then if the business is like under ten years,
Speaker 5: I don't think you could get it just solely on
Speaker 5: your business. So you have to like be a personal guaranteur, guarantee, whatever.
Speaker 6: But even that is good to know.
Speaker 7: So like it's good to know that to have good
Speaker 7: credit too, right, because if your credit is not great.
Speaker 6: Then you can't be the personal yeah, for your own call.
Speaker 5: So so they run like your personal credit, but it's
Speaker 5: under your business name. So the business, the businesses the
Speaker 5: cars under the business names, but they run your personal credits.
Speaker 4: And it's a vibe.
Speaker 9: Like knowing that that car, like knowing that my car
Speaker 9: belongs to my business.
Speaker 10: It just I don't know, it feels better.
Speaker 9: But just to kind of piggyback for what you guys
Speaker 9: were saying, it's really important. One, Yes, your credit needs
Speaker 9: to be in shape, right, you have to have your
Speaker 9: credit together, but to just kind of go through the
Speaker 9: ways that you can qualify for a car loan. One
Speaker 9: is completely outright purchasing it through your business name. However,
Speaker 9: you're not going to be able to outright purchase it
Speaker 9: under your business name if one, you don't have established
Speaker 9: credit or you've never had any big loans, right. So
Speaker 9: for me, that was the scenario where I had some
Speaker 9: business credit, I had the taxes, right, so they should
Speaker 9: be asking for taxes. They ask for your bank statements, right,
Speaker 9: because ideally, just how you need to qualify for the loan,
Speaker 9: they want to see what's going on on your business
Speaker 9: in so you have to show them bank statements.
Speaker 10: You have to show them tax returns, but.
Speaker 9: That may not be enough even if you have the
Speaker 9: income side, because what they may want to say is, Okay,
Speaker 9: we can't really trust you to give you this big
Speaker 9: loan because you've never had a loan exclusively in your
Speaker 9: business name. So that's when you, as the individual, have
Speaker 9: to come in and back the business, right, and that
Speaker 9: can be done in two ways.
Speaker 10: You can either come in as a co signer, which
Speaker 10: you guys were just talking about.
Speaker 9: Or a co applicant, right and so those are two
Speaker 9: different things, Like I have to I went in as
Speaker 9: a co applicant. I'm not sure if you guys went
Speaker 9: in as co signers or co applicants, because it's kind
Speaker 9: of like a The difference is that a co signer
Speaker 9: like it, it doesn't show up on your personal credit, right,
Speaker 9: but the co applicant it does show up, right, It
Speaker 9: shows up on my personal credit because it's almost like
Speaker 9: we went me and my business, we went into the
Speaker 9: loan together. So that's why it's showing up on my
Speaker 9: business side as well as my personal side. So I
Speaker 9: just wanted to point that out that there are you know,
Speaker 9: that's also another way as well that you know you
Speaker 9: will qualify. But again that's kind of more of a
Speaker 9: lending thing. From an accounting side, you definitely got to
Speaker 9: make sure that you know your taxes are completed. You
Speaker 9: have to make sure that it is a situation where
Speaker 9: you know they some lenders.
Speaker 10: May request a profit and laws statement, i e. You'll
Speaker 10: need to make sure that your bookkeeping is in place,
Speaker 10: which a.
Speaker 9: Lot of business owners, that's like the first thing that
Speaker 9: they neglect is there is their bookkeeping. So just being
Speaker 9: financially set so that you can position yourself to not
Speaker 9: only stave on taxes but like really build your business credit.
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