It is a done-for-you, software-backed service that implements the Augusta Rule correctly.

The Augusta Rule requires substantial paperwork and documentation. We handle the compliance and approximately 90% of the administrative burden for you.

You book the event in our software, host it, and upload your event notes. We take care of the rest.

And if you are ever audited on your Augusta Rule implementation, we provide audit defense support.

Eligible: C-Corporations, S-Corporations, LLC’s taxed as C or S Corp, and Partnerships (GP, LP, LLP, and Multi-member LLC)

Gray: LLCs and Partnerships where the sole Members are spouses. [For the IRS this is bad optics. We can defend it, and we might win, but the IRS gives it the stink eye.]

Not Eligible: Sole proprietors, Single-Member LLCs (unless the SMLLC is taxed as a C-Corporation or S-Corporation, in which case it is eligible)

Yes, but there are important requirements.

• You need a minimum of three attendees, and spouses count as one attendee.
• Only adult children who are legitimately involved in the business may be counted as attendees.
• Minor children do not count as attendees.

As always, the meeting must have a real business purpose and proper documentation.

Yes, as long as your business is active and properly structured.

However, the Augusta Rule creates meaningful value after your business is profitable. If you are early in your journey, focus first on generating consistent income.

Making money comes first. Saving taxes comes second.

Yes. Meetings with clients or customers are perfectly acceptable. Just make sure the event has a clear business purpose and avoid activities that could be considered entertainment.

It can. This largely depends on your market and use case. We aim to factor this into your custom valuation under the “Free Money” Plan whenever possible.

Most CPAs file. They don’t implement it.

We handle setup, valuation, documentation, scheduling, tracking, and compliance. Then we pass organized documentation to your CPA for proper filing.

Our staff (including CPAs, IRS Enrolled Agents, Annual Filing Season Program (AFSP)) practitioners and if necessary, tax attorneys, will professionally represent you in an Audit, subject to your fulfilling your responsibilities. As set forth below we will:

• Assign a team member to manage your case. The team member (including any licensed professional) may be a 3rd party partner or contractor;
• Develop a strategy with you for responding to the 280A(g) portions of the Audit or Notice;
• Handle all communications, in any form, with the IRS or State regarding the 280A(g) portions of Your Audit or Notice; and
• Negotiate with the IRS or State regarding 280A(g) via the IRS Office of Appeals.

Learn more in our Terms of Service.

Book a free strategy call with our team. During the call, we’ll review what your residence could rent for, explain how our done-for-you service works, discuss strategy for your use case, and answer any questions you may have.