| Part of the survival for any successful trader is cash flow management. The largest expense a trader has, whether the trader makes or loses money, is taxes. Every dollar spent on taxes means one less dollar to trade with. With this in mind, it is obvious as traders we have an obligation to do everything possible to keep as much money in our brokerage accounts as possible. John Polk will teach you about increasing your cash flow through trading as a business. In his presentation, he will lead you through an interactive workshop on: Register Now to Join Us for this Event - Trading as a sole proprietor
- The IRS "special rules" surrounding "Traders Status"
- The Frank Chen Tax Court Case, and what it means to all traders
- The advantages and disadvantages of trading as a formalized business—what type of trader would use a formal business
- Partnerships
- LLCs
- Corporations
- Mark to Market
- A panacea or an empty promise for a trader
- Trading in a retirement account
- What is the best way to approach this
Register Now to Join Us for this Event John Polk is an entity coach here at Traders Accounting. His background in Economics, Law, and Tax. John earned his B.A. in Economics from The Colorado College. He then earned his J.D. from the Sturm College of Law and his Masters of Law in Taxation from the University of Denver Graduate Tax Program. He is a registered tax return pre parer and has received his certification as a Tax Law Specialist through the Arizona State Bar. | 
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