409A Valuations and Stock Options
Thanks to the IRS, 409A valuations are a regular part of doing business for companies that issue stock options...
What is Reasonable Compensation?
Reasonable compensation is a critical tax issue that owners of S-Corporations must consider. Reasonable Compensation: What is the Problem? Reasonable compensation...
1031 Qualified Intermediary
During a 1031 exchange, the IRS requires the use of a Qualified Intermediary (QI). The QI is responsible for...
IRS Rules for Rental Property: The Basics
IRS Rules for Rental Property: What You Need to Know The IRS rules for rental property provide many tax advantages...
IRS Audit Basics
Taxpayers are selected for an audit for a variety of reasons. Some are chosen due to a document mismatch,...
Section 1031 Exchange and Delaware Statutory Trust
Section 1031 Exchange for Real Estate Investors Section 1031 allows an investor to sell real estate for a gain and...
Expense Deduction for Teachers: $50 Increase
Educator Expenses: A Bit of Good News The IRS increased the expense deduction for teachers by $50! While this is...
IRS Negotiation: The First Step
IRS negotiation is a fundamental part of our tax practice. Typically, negotiation is required when the taxpayer owes taxes,...
Past Due Tax Returns
Millions of people across the United States do not file tax returns under the mistaken belief that it is...
Cost Segregation
Cost Segregation is a strategic tax savings tool that allows companies and individuals who have constructed, purchased, expanded or...
