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Your Home Went Up $600,000… But You Might Owe Zero Tax
Most homeowners calculate their home-sale gain the wrong way — and that mistake can cost thousands of dollars in unnecessary taxes!
15 hrs ago
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
“Same Pain. Same Case. Different Wording… $200,000 Tax Difference”
Why lawsuit settlements are taxed based on how they’re written—not what actually happened
Apr 2
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
March 2026
The ER Doc Who Beat the IRS
(And why most “real estate professional” strategies fail)
Mar 30
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
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The $5,500 Mistake Doctors Make on “Business Trips”
Same Chile Trip. $5,500 Less in Deductions. Here’s Why.
Mar 27
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
Doctors: Your Rental Just Broke? Here’s How a $20K HVAC Turned Into an $11K Tax Loss
Why most landlords miss this hidden write-off and keep depreciating something that’s already gone
Mar 23
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
Can You Deduct a Cruise if You Take CME on the Ship?
A Mediterranean vacation with CME sounds like a brilliant tax strategy… until you read IRC §274(h).
Mar 19
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
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Helping Your Mom Buy a House: The Tax Trap in a “Simple” Family Loan
How IRC §7872 can turn a 0% family loan into taxable income
Mar 17
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
Locums Travel Miles: Tax-Free Vacation?
What the tax code says—and why the IRS generally ignores frequent-flyer miles earned from business travel
Mar 12
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
Doctors: Don't Rely on IRS Publications - They Can Betray You in Court.
Another Episode of “Tax Law Is Crazy.”
Mar 2
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
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February 2026
For Doctors Joining a Startup: You Gotta Know This Rule
Miss the §83(b) election and you could get taxed bigly
Feb 9
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
Doctors with a newborn in 2025: Don’t miss this "free" $1,000
One election can be worth four figures.
Feb 4
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
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The 2026 “Double Haircut” on Charitable Deductions for High-Income Doctors
Sadly, the new 0.5% AGI floor can wipe out the deduction entirely
Feb 2
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Kenny Kim, MD, MS (Tax), EA
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