Mergers and Acquisitions are Hot!!
May 26, 2022
Summer isn't the only thing heating up this year. The merger and acquisitions market hit a record of $2.9 trillion in transactions in 2021, an increase of 55% from 2020, and things are still heating up.
Conducting An Audit is Good Business
May 26, 2022
The word audit conveys negative images of disruption from day-to-day activities, endless questions, and bad news for many business owners. The truth is that an audit can provide business owners peace of mind. An audit ensures the company's financial statements have been completed correctly and gives insight into the company's financial position so business owners and shareholders can create a strategic plan for the future.
2022 Tax Planning: Real Estate Activity Compliance
May 26, 2022
If a taxpayer owns rental real estate, there are federal tax responsibilities. All rental income must be reported on their tax return, and in general, the associated expenses can be deducted from their rental income. Landlords should be aware that keeping accurate accounting records is just as important as collecting the rent on time each month.
2022 Tax Planning: Net Operating Losses
May 20, 2022
Taxpayers can utilize net operating losses (NOLs) generated on their personal and corporate tax returns generated in tax year 2022 by carrying forward the losses. The usage of the loss carryover is subject to certain limitations.
Tax Planning: The Tax Benefits of Cost Segregation
May 16, 2022
Business and individual taxpayers that acquire nonresidential real property or residential rental property have an opportunity to reduce the depreciable lives on assets which are building components. Certain assets may qualify for shorter lives and recovery periods under MACRS depreciation. The reduction of the asset lives provides accelerated deductions to offset income.
Five IRS Tips for Filing Your Taxes
February 08, 2022
The January 31st deadline for receiving your tax documents has just passed, and you are ready to file your taxes; however, the news is full of stories about the IRS and the delays in processing returns this year. The IRS has cited the Coronavirus pandemic and the backlog of 2020 tax returns for the delays. This year, it is more important than ever to ensure you use extra caution when filing your tax returns to avoid processing delays.