A Message From Sam

Hear directly from our founder on how this simple, IRS-approved strategy is helping homeowners like you earn tax-free income from a property you already own.

You May Already Qualify and Not Even Know It

There is a little-known tax strategy written directly into the IRS tax code that allows homeowners and renters to earn rental income completely tax-free. No tricks, no loopholes — just a smart, legal approach that most people never hear about.

Up to 14 Days of Tax-Free
Income Per Year

100% Legal and
IRS Compliant

Takes Less Than 2 Minutes
to Find Out

United States
Enter your net profit/loss from Schedule C (self-employment income)
Enter your total income/loss from Schedule E (rental, partnership, S-corp income)

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Watch this short video to understand how the Augusta Rule works and
how it can benefit you

The Augusta Rule allows homeowners (and renters) to receive up to 14 days of rental income per year completely tax-free when their residence is rented for legitimate business purposes. When structured properly, the business can deduct the rent, and the homeowner does not report the income on their tax return.

This strategy is powerful — but it must be done correctly and conservatively to withstand IRS scrutiny.

How the Augusta
Rule Works

  • Your primary residence (or apartment you rent) may be rented for 14 days or fewer per year

  • Rental income received for those days is not taxable

  • The rent must be reasonable (fair market value)

  • The rental must serve a legitimate business purpose (e.g., planning meetings, board meetings, off-sites)

  • Proper documentation and payment are required

Common Misunderstandings

  • It is not 14 days per business — it’s 14 days per property

  • You cannot “estimate” rent without support

  • Personal or informal meetings do not qualify

  • Personal or informal meetings do not qualify

What the IRS Looks for in an Audit

  • If reviewed, the IRS typically asks for:

  • A fair market rent analysis (comparable properties)

  • Meeting agendas and business purpose

  • Invoices and proof of payment

  • Attendance records or notes

  • Confirmation that the 14-day limit was not exceeded

If the home is rented for 15 or more days in a year, the entire tax-free benefit is lost.

This is why professional preparation matters.

Missing documentation can cause the IRS to reclassify the income as taxable and disallow deductions.

Stop Leaving Tax-Free Money on the Table

Every year you wait is another year of rental income you could have earned completely tax-free.
This strategy is legal, IRS approved, and available to you right now. All it takes is the right documentation and the right team.

Protect your family's financial legacy — one smart decision at a time.

What We Do and Why It Matters

CFO & More helps homeowners and business owners legally reduce their tax burden using strategies that are written directly into the tax code. The Augusta Rule is one of the most powerful and most overlooked tools available. We handle everything eligibility review, fair market rent analysis, documentation,and audit protection so you can earn more and stress less.

This Is Not For Everyone

To be transparent, this is not for everyone. If you are primarily looking for bookkeeping support or occasional tax prep conversations, you do not need a fractional CFO. This is for businesses that want executive-level financial leadership and are actively growing.

If the business doesn't have operational complexity, payroll, or growth plans, a CFO likely isn't necessary.

If you're looking for a quick fix for one issue, this isn't that. This is ongoing financial leadership.

If you're primarily looking for bookkeeping support or occasional tax prep conversations, you don't need a fractional CFO.

Who This Is Not For

  • Businesses under $1M in revenue

  • Owners looking only for compliance services

  • Companies unwilling to implement strategic recommendations

  • Businesses without growth, financing, or operational complexity

Is the Augusta Rule Right for You?

This strategy may apply if:

  • You own or rent a residence

  • A business (yours or your employer’s) has a legitimate need to rent the space

  • You want to reduce taxes without creating audit risk

  • We’ll tell you yes or no — and explain why.

Ready to Get Started?

If you’d like help determining eligibility or want us to prepare your Augusta Rule rent analysis and audit documentation, contact us below. 

Important Disclosure

Tax strategies depend on individual facts and circumstances. The Augusta Rule requires strict compliance with IRS guidelines. CFO & More LLC does not guarantee tax outcomes, and implementation without proper documentation may increase audit risk.

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