Grant Cardone puts heavy SUVs on his year-end tax list

Children on payroll and apartment investments complete a checklist drawing far more views than his usual Short.

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Grant Cardone Story of October 30, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 47,019 views a day, 6.7 times a normal first day on this channel (7,054).

3 Ways To Reduce Your Tax Bill Before The Year Is Over

An Escalade, Range Rover or G-Wagon becomes a tax-planning example at Grant Cardone's office desk. His instruction: put a qualifying heavy vehicle under the business's name and use it only for business.

It's the middle item in "3 Ways To Reduce Your Tax Bill Before The Year Is Over," which reached roughly 29,000 views in ten hours. Its projected first-day audience is nearly seven times his usual Shorts start. The comments have already exceeded his typical full-day total several times over.

Cardone begins with employing children through a formal business contract, presenting their pay as a deduction for the business. He then moves through vehicles before arriving at the subject that fills much of his channel: large apartment-property investments.

Showing photographs of an apartment community, he explains how he uses borrowing and depreciation deductions in real estate, emphasizing the importance of closing before year-end. He presents those deductions as central to his own tax strategy, rather than treating a property's rental income as the whole investment story.

The comments include a practical extension of his vehicle idea: one viewer asks whether equipment that could be leased to another business might generate income as well as a deduction. Another compares late-October tax planning to studying the night before a final. Cardone's checklist has given them something more specific to discuss than simply wanting a smaller bill.

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What viewers say

Wouldn’t it be better to buy a piece of equipment that you can lease to a business to get some cash flow on top of the write off?
@aortizandrew1See it on YouTube
Year-end tax planning starting in late October is the financial version of studying the night before the final. A cost seg study is the cheat sheet.
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“Be the investor” is a great statement
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