Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Jonathan Tucker | Principal, Research & Development Tax Credits The Senate Finance Committee has proposed a significant change to the way U.S. businesses deduct their research and development (R&D) expenses. If passed, the bill would reverse a major change that took effect in 2022 based on … Read More
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Senate Details Released on Tax Bill: Changes to SALT Cap and Section 174 Made Retroactive
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Jonathan Tucker | Principal, Research & Development Tax Credits Since the House passed the huge new tax and spending bill called the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) just before Memorial Day by one vote, and the Senate Finance Committee just released text of their version … Read More
California Senate Bill 711 Proposes Simplified R&D Credit Method
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Tetyana Guguchkina, Elise Rhee, & Michael Maroney | Research & Development Tax Credits California is poised to overhaul its R&D Tax Credit with Senate Bill 711 (SB 711), which proposes replacing the state’s Alternative Incremental Research Credit (AIRC) with a new Alternative Simplified Credit (ASC) … Read More
Navigating the Updated IRS Cost Segregation Audit Techniques Guide: What’s New?
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Amar Patel | Principal, Cost Segregation Cost Segregation remains one of the most powerful tax strategies for real estate investors, allowing them to accelerate depreciation and maximize deductions. On February 6, 2025, the IRS published the latest edition of the Cost Segregation Audit Techniques Guide (ATG), … Read More
House Narrowly Passes Major GOP Tax Bill 215–214, Senate Signals Revisions Ahead
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Jonathan Tucker | Principal, Research & Development Tax Credits Just after midnight on Thursday, May 22, 2025, a full House debate on the multi-trillion-dollar tax bill began, and the House narrowly passed this sweeping tax and spending package dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” with … Read More
How The Short-Term Rental Loophole & Cost Segregation Can Benefit Passive Investors
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Amar Patel | Principal, Cost Segregation Real estate investors know that tax strategies can make all the difference in maximizing profits. One of the most powerful, yet underutilized, tools available is the short-term rental (STR) loophole. This allows real estate investors to utilize property-related rental losses … Read More
House Committee Advances Major GOP Tax Bill Amid Internal GOP Divisions
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Jonathan Tucker | Principal, Research & Development Tax Credits On May 18, 2025, the House Budget Committee narrowly approved a major tax and spending package dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” with a 17-16 vote. Four Republicans voted “present,” highlighting growing tension within the party … Read More
Senate Reacts to Key Provisions from House Tax Bill, Eyeing Permanent R&D Expensing
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Jonathan Tucker | Principal, Research & Development Tax Credits Important developments recently came out of Congress related to the House’s ongoing reconciliation efforts, specifically around tax provisions that impact businesses directly, most notably, research and development (R&D) expensing. At a recent Tax Council Policy Institute conference, … Read More
House Tax Bill Prioritizes 174 R&D Amortization Fix, Bonus Depreciation, SALT Cap, and more
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Jonathan Tucker | Principal, Research & Development Tax Credits On May 12, 2025, the House Ways and Means Committee released a larger text than what Chairman Jason Smith (R-MO) released on May 9 for proposed tax legislation as part of the FY 2025 budget reconciliation process. … Read More
KBKG Tax Insight: Minnesota Prevailing Wage Requirement on LIHTC Projects Can Be Offset By the 45L Energy Tax Credit
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Brandon Val Verde | Director – Green Building Tax Incentives Minnesota is the first state to extend prevailing wage requirements to affordable housing developments utilizing Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC). Under this new law, multifamily housing projects with more than 10 units that receive LIHTC … Read More