While high earnings are exciting, without a solid financial foundation, agents can face steep tax bills, cash flow issues, and missed deduction opportunities. We’ll discuss why every agent should consider forming a business entity, how to budget for gaps in income due to deal delays, the importance of tracking business expenses, and why separate bank accounts for business and personal expenses are essential for clarity and savings.
Key Topics Covered:
The Benefits of a Business Entity for High-Earning Agents
Budgeting to Manage Income Instability
Tracking Expenses to Maximize Deductions
The Importance of Separate Bank Accounts
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