Did you know that you can claim up to 100% bonus depreciation for certain properties purchased in 2020?
If you’re not familiar with this tax savings strategy, bonus depreciation is a form of accelerated depreciation ...

Hi all,
I am in a bind regarding the 1031 deadlines with the CA disaster extension in play. Here's my situation:
We started a reverse-1031 transaction with a replacement property bought on Sept 29, 2022. We ID'ed th...

Hey Smart People!Our accountant from last year sent me an email a few days ago saying that there were changes to the capitalization regulations for real estate and that in order to take advantage of the new $2500 cap ...

I am getting a 203k loan and my finance guy says they need 60 days to close the loan due to delays in getting quotes, etc. Xome tells me they will only do a 30 day close, they won't extend that. If I enter this, and d...

**Deadline**This serves as a reminder if you have a house/cabin in Sevier County (unincorporated areas) that you are currently using or intend to use as a Short Term Rental, today is the deadline to apply for the Shor...

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Make the Most of Your Benefits.
Use Your HAS/FSA by Year-End!
Spend like cash for medical weight loss, hormone therapy, IV infusions, aesthetics, specialty treatments, supplements, and more!
Do an Internet search f...

I'm sure you've squared away your 1099-MISC forms already and sent them out to whomever needs to receive them, but in case you like to wait to the last minute, be aware that for 2016 they may need to be filed as soon ...

Are there any provisions in the CARES act or any legislation related to the pandemic that extend 1031 exchange deadlines in 2020 for investors? Looking to identify anything that will allow extension of 45 day property...

I see a lot of confusion about this relatively simple topic, so let's clear it up.1. Estimated payments in general. If you're strictly on W2 salary, your IRS taxes are taken out of your paychecks. Often they are takin...