How A Home Business May Protect You From The Housing Bubble
First, many people have W-2 income as their only source of
income. While a job is certainly a great way to trade your time
for a consistent flow of money, it also provides you with the
fewest tax advantages which means you end up paying more to
Uncle Sam than those who also run a home business on the side.
For example, many CPAs and tax planning specialists can show you
how to deduct part of your home expenses, your cell phone bill
and even costs to maintain and operate your vehicle, legally, if
you are able to document that you actively work on your home
business each day. This can turn expenses you are already paying
for, into tax deductions. That's money in your pocket! Money
saved can be reinvested into growing your business or applied to
paying off your mortgage more quickly.
Protect yourself and protect your hard earned home equity by
improving your cash flow and avoid running close to the edge of
the value of your home compared to the debt owed in your
mortgage and any home equity loans. Be sure you consult with a
tax professional and a CPA to properly plan the tax benefits you
can receive from having a home business. Apply those savings to
building your savings and also to paying down your mortgage as
quickly as possible. The more equity to have in your home, the
more insulated you are from possible effects of the housing
bubble and also from the effects of personal and professional
emergencies.
About the author:
Dave Saunders is a professional lecturer, and enjoys creating
life-interconnections through his writings and lectures. You can
find out more about home business opportunities at
http://www.endless-abundance.net