Randy Tudor's (Arizona Tax Relief) Blog

As we wrap up the year the last thing most people are thinking about is their taxes. However, by planning ahead you can drastically impact your tax bill next year, especially when you know you’ll owe taxes.In this article, we’ll talk about some steps you must take if you know you’ll be owing taxe...

We finally have an emergency coronavirus relief agreement. This is round two and it aims to help many taxpayers. There's probably something in it for you as well.Unfortunately, to get it passed, Congress loaded it with way too much pork, but it's the best we're going to get now. It includes anoth...

I must share some exciting news with you. This might benefit you or it might benefit some of your clients, friends or colleagues. Most of us have had clients unable to purchase or refinance a property because their tax debts with IRS have presented problems. It doesn’t have to be this way--we can...

If you are a small business owner, as most realtors and many mortgage brokers are, every penny of your income counts. This means that you not only want to maximize your revenue, but also minimize your expenses while still taking advantage of all available deductions and tax credits. This of cours...

As we approach Thanksgiving, 2020, I've been doing a lot of reflecting on the year. We have all been through an interesting and taxing period (pun intended) consisting of the virus, lockdowns, wearing masks, elections, and closed businesses. We have certainly been inconvenienced and have had to a...

We heard from a lot of real estate professionals who were shocked when their 2019 income tax returns were finished, and they saw how much tax they owe. 2020 has been a banner year for many real estate agents and mortgage brokers. The significant increase in earnings has caused their total taxes t...

Sometimes life just gets in the way.  You feel too busy or have experienced tough times; a divorce, illness, job loss, or death in your family that sidetracked you from filing your tax return on time. Or you could just be overwhelmed with the whole process of filing your tax returns. Perhaps you ...

Many years ago after leaving the corporate tax and finance, Fortune 100 world, I became a real estate professional here in Phoenix, Arizona. I did okay with it, but yet I knew it just wasn't my thing. From there, because of my love of numbers, I became a mortgage broker for a while. Again, I did ...