Does the Leaseback Work with Real Estate?
(continued from previous blog) Yes, the gift-leaseback technique even works with real estate. However, since land itself is not depreciable, you’ll need to distribute the purchase price of any rental...
View ArticleHow to Prepare for an IRS Audit (Part 1)
Even if you do everything right in terms of preparing your taxes, you may find a letter from the IRS in your mailbox. First of all, don’t panic. A notice doesn’t necessarily mean that there’s something...
View ArticleTax Advantages to Gifting Your Grandchildren
Are you looking to help out your family and enjoy tax benefits at the same time? Gifting to your grandchildren can be beneficial for you and the recipient. You can help yourself avoid estate taxes,...
View ArticleFlipping Properties to Your Tax Advantage
What is a Self-Directed IRA? A Self-Directed IRA account is similar to a regular individual retirement account, except that you get to choose where the funds are invested. Normally, an institution...
View ArticleFrequently Overlooked Property Deductions for Real Estate Investors
Do you have one, or several, real estate holdings? Many investors may not be aware of how many expenses they can deduct on their rental property or business schedules. Here are several of the...
View ArticleBecome a Real Estate Professional AND Save on Taxes!
Taxpayer is eligible if… Taxpayer is involved in real estate operations on a regular, continuous and substantial basis. At least 50% of the individual’s personal services during the tax year is...
View ArticleDemolish Taxes While You Renovate!
Do you have demolition plans for your building you own as an investment property? You may not know about the opportunities for tax relief that may be incorporated into these plans. Here are some things...
View ArticleNew IRS Repair Regulations Create Opportunities and Challenges for Landlords
On September 16, 2013, the Internal Revenue Service enacted new regulations regarding the classification of repairs made to rental properties as either deductible repairs or capitalized improvements....
View ArticleTax Law Changes in 2014 Present Opportunities and Pitfalls For Landlords
Changing tax laws that went into effect for tax years starting January 1, 2014 will create both opportunities and pitfalls for building owners. These tax law changes are the result of new IRS...
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