5 Most Underutilized Business Deductions that Can Save You $$ with CPA & Founder of BluePeak Financial Sean Pfalzgraf

<p>Do you want to learn the five most common deductions overlooked by small businesses?</p><p><br /> </p><p>In this episode of the Happy Hustle Podcast, I have once again Sean Pfalzgraf on our monthly tax tips discussing about 5 most underutilized business deductions.</p><p><br /> </p><p>Sean is a certified public accountant and founder of BluePeak Financial with 10 years of experience, specializing in serving clients with wealth building proactive tax planning strategies, outsourced accounting and finance operations to save you time and energy, and scaling businesses with agile project management consulting services.</p><p><br /> </p><p>He has built a strong accounting and tax foundation with a background working for KPMG (Big4 Firm) serving Fortune 100 companies. He is an agile project management consultant that helps growing businesses bridge strategy to execution in mobilizing teams and measuring leading and lagging indicators that drive results.</p><p><br /> </p><p>Sean serves as Treasurer and CFO of Adventure for All, a non-profit organization that expands inclusive opportunities for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental exceptionalities through interactive adventure programs.  Additionally, he sits on a committee dedicated to cultivating and growing Benefit Corporations in the state of Florida.</p><p><br /> </p><p>Minimize your taxes with these 5 most underutilized business write-offs</p><p><br /> </p><p><strong>Travel Deduction</strong></p><p>Airfare, baggage</p><p>Hotel and lodging</p><p>Rental cars and gas for rentals</p><p>Valets, taxis, trains, tolls</p><p><br /> </p><p>Travel deduction ideas to incorporate in your business</p><p>Hold the annual company meeting (board of advisors for LLC)</p><p>Visit a client to cultivate a relationship</p><p>Visit a vendor</p><p>Attend a conference or workshop</p><p>Check on your rental property</p><p><strong>Auto Expenses</strong></p><p>Can deduct expenses related to all vehicles as long as they have some business use (e.g. RV, van, motorcycle)</p><p>Mi