Year-end Tax-Planning Strategies for Property Owners
The year 2020 will be recorded as a time of volatility and market disruption—not to mention a presidential election that
From different building types to businesses and specific tax situations, all of the articles in this section will revolve around Cost Segregation.
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The year 2020 will be recorded as a time of volatility and market disruption—not to mention a presidential election that
Cost segregation is an important strategic tax tool that can help commercial real estate owners and investors increase cash flow
There are two primary methods for expensing real estate costs: the traditional straight-line method and an engineering-based cost segregation method.
Many commercial property owners are familiar with cost segregation as a tool to achieve faster depreciation of building components—all leading to valuable
Property owners across the real estate spectrum are always looking for ways to reduce their tax liabilities and increase cash
The CARES Act economic stimulus package approved by Congress includes a tremendous opportunity for property owners to take 100% bonus
Many people think of cost segregation as a tax tool that can benefit commercial property owners. However, a residential cost
If you own or invest in multifamily properties such as rental units, you are focused on increasing the property’s value
Landlords and tenants often negotiate to make improvements or alterations to nonresidential rental space so that it becomes more suitable
Whether you are a business owner, commercial property owner or an investor, cost segregation studies are critical to uncovering potential
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