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How To Terminate An S-Corp Election
The termination or revocation of an S-Corp election, once made, remains effective until intentionally terminated. The S-Corp election can automatically terminate under the following circumstances:
Real Estate Investors and Landlords: Three Tax-Saving Safe Harbors You Should Know About
The 3 Safe Harbors That Every Investor and Landlord Should Know About As savvy investors, you are always looking for ways to optimize your rental
Fringe Benefits for Employees
Today, we’re diving into the world of fringe benefits for employees, the perks that make your workplace stand out and keep your team happy and
Difference between Estate and Trust: Managing Wealth and Assets
Legal entities such as estates and trusts play a pivotal role in managing assets, preserving wealth, and ensuring the orderly distribution of property. In this
Creation of an Estate or Trust: Estate Planning
These legal entities play a crucial role in managing assets, preserving wealth, and ensuring the smooth distribution of property. In this blog, we will elaborate
How Does an Offer in Compromise Help A Taxpayer?
An Offer in Compromise (OIC) is a program offered by the IRS to help taxpayers settle their tax debts for less than the full amount
Why and How Do LLCs Offer Greater Flexibility to Corporations?
Last week, I spoke about why putting your rentals in a Corporation is not such a good idea after all. This week, we continue with
Should I Put My Rental Real Estate into a Corporation or an LLC?
Let’s look at what happens if you put the properties into a Corporation. Well, nothing really happens when the properties are held within a corporation
Is Accounting For Real Estate Investors Complicated?
Real estate investors face complex accounting challenges due to their involvement in various activities such as flips, rehabs, wholesaling, 1031 exchanges, installment sales, syndications, trust