
Reznick Group practice professionals discuss tax best practices related to key business issues, trends and ideas relevant to your industry.
Read about the compliance requirements for Community Development Entities (CDEs) preparing an allocation application.
The Energy Efficient Home Credit ("45L credit") provides eligible contractors with a $2,000 tax credit for residential units that meets certain requirements related to energy savings.
If you are a commercial building owner, or are involved in the design of a government building, you may be eligible for a Section 179D tax deduction to help make your building more energy efficient. This white paper outlines the benefits, and potential beneficiaries, of the Section 179D deduction. The deduction can be taken for energy efficiency improvements that include the installation of energy efficient lighting, HVAC, hot water systems and building envelopes (walls, windows, etc.).
Though known by many real estate owners, the practice of cost segregation is sometimes overlooked. It is a methodology used to reallocate certain building costs into separate identifiable components that can be depreciated over shorter lives. All businesses that acquire, construct or renovate real property can benefit from a cost segregation study as it can help building owners save on taxes and improve cash flow.
As the real estate market began to decline, with a resulting rise in credit defaults, analysts and financial commentators suggested the potential for multiple bank failures as financial institutions would be required to write down the value of their mortgage assets. This white paper provides essential tax advice for financially stable banks considering the acquisition of a failing financial institution.