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Learn more about the details of who can do cost segregation studies as defined by the IRS as well as the 6 different approaches that you can take.

Under tax law, cost segregation is the process of identifying the assets of a commercial property that can be depreciated quicker than usual. For property owners, this will lessen their current income tax obligations and improve their cash flow. Cost segregation is a...

Confused about what to expense versus what to capitalize? The Tax Cuts Jobs Act (TCJA) has done a lot to benefit commercial real estate owners and investors. Most notably in the changes to the depreciation schedule to allow for 100% Bonus Depreciation on new...

The research tax credit is a federal tax incentive for private companies to develop new methods of doing business or improve upon their existing products & processes. The R&D Tax Credit helps offset the wages and costs associated with ongoing research & development. Step one is finding out which activities qualify and step two is identifying the cost associated with those activities.

1031 exchanges allow you to transfer profits from one investment property to another without paying capital gains tax. This lets you grow your portfolio and increase your passive income with a huge tax break.

1031 exchanges allow you to transfer profits from one investment property to another without paying capital gains tax. This lets you grow your portfolio and increase your passive income with a huge tax break.

Section 179D is an energy tax deduction provided by the government for commercial buildings. In order to qualify, you must first qualify as a commercial building under the statute.

If you or your CPA filed a 2018 tax year extension, there is still time to capitalize on these benefits to reduce your 2018 tax liability.

If you own commercial real estate (CRE) with improvements valued at $500,000 or more, there is real opportunity to reduce your 2018 tax bill.