Hospitality properties can now claim 100% bonus depreciation permanently. Learn how hotels and restaurants can unlock millions in immediate tax deductions in 2025.

Self-storage facilities can generate $200K+ in first-year tax savings through cost segregation. Learn the step-by-step process to accelerate depreciation and boost cash flow immediately.

With the One Big Beautiful Bill making 100% bonus depreciation permanent, understanding these 5 key factors has never been more important for real estate investors.

The 1031 exchange is the primary method to defer capital gains taxes. However, there's a lesser-known strategy that offers flexibility while still providing significant tax benefits: what some tax professionals call the "Poor Man's 1031."

While a 1031 exchange successfully defers capital gains tax, it doesn't automatically protect against depreciation recapture when there's insufficient replacement of Section 1245 property that received bonus depreciation treatment.

For real estate investors and property owners, this represents the most significant tax opportunity in decades, with permanent 100% bonus depreciation as the centerpiece.

The House Ways & Means Committee has released amendments to what's being called the "One Big Beautiful Bill." At its core: the return of 100% bonus depreciation through 2029.

As we step into 2025, the U.S. tax landscape is once again in flux, particularly for real estate investors that leverage bonus depreciation as a cornerstone of their tax strategy.

Here's everything you need to know about using bonus depreciation in 2024, helping you navigate the current tax laws and plan effectively for your real estate investments.

Looking to reduce your tax burden as a real estate investor? Bonus depreciation might be the solution you've been looking for. This tax benefit allows you to accelerate the depreciation of certain assets, allowing you to claim a larger deduction in the first year of ownership. By deducting a certain percentage of the cost of an asset in the first year it is put into service, you can maximize your financial benefits.

The Senate passing permanent 100% bonus depreciation isn't just a tax bill. It's the largest wealth transfer to real estate investors in history.

Learn what land value means in real estate and why it matters for cost segregation studies. Understand IRS rules, depreciation limits, and how to avoid common mistakes.

Business owners who occupy their commercial properties are sitting on a potential tax goldmine. Most don't realize the dramatic difference cost segregation can make to their bottom line and cash flow.

Under IRC §168(i)(8)(A), tenant improvements are subject to depreciation if they qualify as property under Section 168. However, determining which party has the right to claim depreciation deductions requires careful analysis of who bears the economic burden of the improvements.

Tangible personal property refers to physical assets that you can touch and move, as opposed to real property, which includes land and buildings. The IRS defines tangible personal property as any kind of physical property other than land or buildings that is used for business purposes.

IRS Section 179 Election to Expense Depreciable Assets is a provision that allows taxpayers to expense certain qualifying assets upfront instead of depreciating them over a period of years. In essence, it offers immediate tax savings by deducting the cost of eligible business property in the same year that it is placed in service.

IRS Form 3115 allows you to correct depreciation methods, adjust accounting practices, and potentially unlock substantial tax savings after completing a cost segregation study. Here’s everything you need to know about IRS Form 3115, how it works, and why it’s essential for property owners and investors.

Thinking about converting your primary residence into a rental property? Whether you’re looking to move and generate passive income from your current home, or just exploring new investment opportunities, turning your home into a rental can be a lucrative decision.

For real estate investors, qualifying for Real Estate Professional Status (REPS) can lead to substantial tax benefits. This status, recognized by the IRS, allows rental losses to offset other income types, significantly reducing tax liability.

Watch the replay of our Real Estate 101 webinar from Tuesday, August 29th. Mitchell Baldridge and Nick Huber delve into the complex world of real estate tax strategies.

Watch the replay of our Real Estate 101 webinar from Thursday, October 26. Mitchell Baldridge and Nick Huber delve into the complex world of real estate tax strategies.

Watch the replay of our Real Estate 101 webinar. Mitchell Baldridge and Nick Huber delve into the complex world of real estate tax strategies.

Learn the ins and outs of how depreciation works and how real estate owners can shield a large portion of their income from taxes.

While the IRS does not require a site visit for cost segregation studies, following the guidance from the Cost Segregation Audit Technique Guide can be beneficial.

Everyone enjoys the sweet benefits of bonus depreciation, but what happens when you sell? Learn how to minimize recapture with the right tax planning.

Learn how businesses can distinguish between land value, which is not depreciable, and improvement value, which can be depreciated through the use of MACRS. By accurately identifying and classifying your assets, you can take advantage of the benefits of MACRS depreciation and save significantly on your taxes.

Here we will explore the 13 elements of a quality cost segregation study including how we work to keep you in full compliance.

One of the biggest downsides of cost segregation is the potential for recapture. Recapture is the process of having to pay back accelerated depreciation deductions if certain conditions are not met.

Learn how to defer tax on a gifted vacation home used for short-term rental. Understand cost segregation, carryover basis, and the Internal Revenue Code implications.