Industries: Real Estate
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Going Concern: How to Evaluate and Address Red Flags
A going concern assessment determines if a business can meet its obligations over 12 months. Learn the red flags and reporting impacts.
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Charitable Donation Tax Deduction by Gift Type
Learn how charitable donation tax deduction rules differ by gift type: cash, stock, property, and services, and how to maximize your tax savings.
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Gift Tax Return Filing
Find out when you need to file a gift tax return using IRS Form 709, who is required to file, key annual exclusion limits,…
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Goodwill Impairment Test
The goodwill impairment test now follows a simplified one-step process under FASB’s ASU 2017-04. Learn how the change works and what it means for…
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Audit Readiness: How to Prepare Your Business for a Smooth
Achieve audit readiness by organizing documents, reviewing past adjustments, and anticipating your CPA’s requests so fieldwork runs on schedule.
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Investment Interest Expense Deduction: Rules and Limits
Learn how the investment interest expense deduction works, its limits tied to net investment income, and strategies to maximize your tax benefit.
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How to Make a Distressed Acquisition Profitable
A distressed acquisition can yield strong returns when you find fixable problems, perform rigorous due diligence, and execute a turnaround plan.
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Tax-Smart Giving: 3 Strategies to Reduce Estate and Income
Learn three tax-smart giving strategies that minimize estate tax, reduce your beneficiary’s income tax, and help you avoid losing deductions on depreciated property.
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Home Improvement Tax Credits for Energy-Efficient Upgrades
Home improvement tax credits helped homeowners save on energy-efficient upgrades like insulation, windows, and HVAC. Learn what qualified and what changed.
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Section 179 Deduction: Turn Asset Purchases Into Tax Breaks
The Section 179 deduction lets businesses expense qualifying asset purchases immediately instead of depreciating them, reducing taxable income that year.