Crucial Real Estate Taxation Insights Part 1 WEBCAST

Overview

Join George Koutelieris and Greg White, CPA, as they walk through strategies for purchasing real estate, including written allocation provisions. They’ll also discuss how to easily and inexpensively break out the purchase price apportioned to improvements into its components: Building, land improvements and personal property. They’ll take a deep dive into claiming bonus depreciation, section 179 and de minimis deductions on real estate. Additionally, how to deduct remodeling costs of rental properties and owner-occupied business real estate. You’ll get practical sample documents, including cost segregation information and de minimis policies. Apportionment of purchase price to land, building, personal property and land improvement. Bonus depreciation, section 179 and de minimis expensing for real estate. Financing considerations, including whether clients should make the real property election out of section 163(j).

Highlights

Bonus depreciation. Section 179 de minimis deductions.

Prerequisites

None.

Designed For

CPAs and tax practitioners.

Objectives

Recognize the mechanics of apportioning purchase price as part of a purchase and sales agreement. Identify property that qualifies for bonus depreciation, section 179 and de minimis expensing. Describe how to compute the allocation of purchase price to land, building, land improvements and personal property Making the election out of section 163(j) for real property businesses.

Preparation

None.

Notice

None.

Fees

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Leader(s):

Gregory White, President, WGN PS

Leader Bios

Gregory White, President, WGN PS

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“These 2 rock. [They are] prepared and knowledgeable.”
“George & Greg always do a great job! They are always super helpful.” - past attendees

Greg White, CPA, has practiced tax accounting for more than 35 years. He is founder, shareholder, and President of CPA firm WGN, P.S. in Seattle, Washington, which serves a successful entrepreneurial client base. He also owns and operates State of the Art Tax, LLC, a tax education company. Greg is in his twelfth year as an Adjunct Professor at the Golden Gate University’s Seattle Campus. Greg is licensed to practice in and has argued cases before the U.S. Tax Court. He has been named a “Top 50” IRS Practitioner by CPA Magazine. Greg has extensively presented tax CPE, predominantly on the west coast, over the last decade and has written and presented live courses and webinars for CCH and others nationally. He has presented tax topics in the Pacific Northwest on TV including spots on KOMO TV and King TV.

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