Tax Reduction Podcast
Introducing your host, Boris Musheyev, CPA. In this podcast Boris debunks the tax code by teaching you simple and effective tax strategies, so you can keep the most of what you make. His mission is to help you cut taxes and build wealth using the power of proactive tax strategies. Every episode you will gain a better understanding of how the tax code is designed to be in favor of money-making entrepreneurs like yourself.
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Tax Reduction Podcast
Latest Episodes
Episode 60. How to Handle Short Term Rental Audit
Short term rental audit rules can be confusing.Especially if you used real estate losses, bonus depreciation, or cost segregation to reduce business income.In this podcast, I explain how to handle a short term rental audit and h...
Episode 59. How To Write Off Your Home Office (2026)
In this podcast, I break down how to write off your home office the right way in 2026.It does not matter if you own a dental practice, a medical practice, a law firm, or a manufacturing business with a warehouse. Even if you already hav...
Episode 57. 3 Tax Planning Strategies To Use Mid Year
In this podcast I tell you three tax planning strategies that business owners can use mid year to save money. These are the exact strategies I use with my clients in our tax advisory firm, and there is still plenty of time left in the year to p...
Episode 56. How To Pay $0 In Taxes Using Real Estate
If you want to know how to pay $0 in taxes as a business owner, this video is for you. I sat down with Rod Khleif, a real estate investor, entrepreneur, and host of one of the largest real estate podcasts in the world (Lifetime Cash Flow), to b...
Episode 55: Accepting Crypto Payments In Your S Corporation
Accepting crypto as payment in your S-Corporation? Before you do ANYTHING, listen to this podcast. Crypto inside an S-Corporation doesn't work like a stock investment, real estate, or even holding crypto personally. The IRS has specific rules f...