Deductions - Andrew Cordle

Why a Tax Deduction Should Make You Richer, Not Poorer

Jun 12, 2026 | Building Wealth, Taxes

Here is the uncomfortable part. Most business owners think a deduction is something you buy. December rolls around, the accountant says you owe, and you go spend money on some shit you do not need so you can write it off. The truck. The equipment. The thing. And you...

How the Art Donation Deduction Actually Works (IRC 170, Explained)

Jun 12, 2026 | Investing, Taxes

Here is what this is. The art donation deduction lives under IRC 170, the same section that governs every charitable contribution you make. Most people think charitable giving means writing a check. It does not have to. You can donate a physical asset, and art is the...

You Bought the Equipment in the Wrong Company. Here Is Why That Is a Pattern, Not a Mistake.

Mar 11, 2026 | Taxes

You did not make a mistake when you bought that equipment through your S corp. You made a decision based on the only structure you had. The problem is that most business owners keep making the same decision for ten years and call it strategy. There is a specific...

How to Pay Yourself Tax-Free (And Why the IRS Won’t Care)

Oct 31, 2025 | Taxes

Let me tell you about the quietest $28,000 you can legally pull out of your business every year. Tax-free. No offshore accounts. No crypto schemes. No “trust me, bro” advice from Instagram. Just a 40-year-old provision in the IRS code that most business...

Deduct Up to $10K On Your Car Loan Interest

Oct 28, 2025 | Taxes

Here’s something that’ll make you rethink your next car purchase: Uncle Sam just decided to reward you for buying American with cold, hard tax deductions. I was at a dealership last week—not shopping, just getting my truck serviced—when I overheard this...

Why a Tax Deduction Should Make You Richer, Not Poorer

How the Art Donation Deduction Actually Works (IRC 170, Explained)

You Bought the Equipment in the Wrong Company. Here Is Why That Is a Pattern, Not a Mistake.

How to Pay Yourself Tax-Free (And Why the IRS Won’t Care)

Deduct Up to $10K On Your Car Loan Interest

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