Real Estate Owners must answer the question: Am I a Dealer or an Investor? The answer may have a significant impact on the amount of tax incurred. This post explains what you need to know to save on taxes by understanding how each are treated...
In a business sale, transaction structure can have a huge impact on the amount of taxes paid. With the proper structure, income taxes may be reduced by as much as 50%. This post discusses issues to consider when structuring a business sale....
A good accountant /client relationship will last many years. So when you are searching for your first accountant or if your current accountant just doesn’t fit the bill any longer, think about filling the role with a firm or individual that can meet your current...
[social_share style="square" align="horizontal" heading_align="inline" text="" heading="" facebook="1" twitter="1" google_plus="1" linkedin="1" pinterest="1" link="" /] If you think purchasing a rental property will make a great tax shelter, you may need to dig a little deeper into “passive loss limitations” and how they may affect your real estate...
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The value of a business is based on two factors: the expected future cash flow of the business and the risk that future cash flow will occur when and in the amounts expected.
Cash flow and risk are the meat and potatoes of business valuation. The valuation report that is produced is just a detailed analysis of these factors.
Real estate investors can obtain significant tax benefits by using a popular asset depreciation technique called cost segregation. Using this process, purchasers view a real estate acquisition as not only that of the building and land, but also as tangible personal property and land improvements.
