Questions to Ask Before Hiring an R&D Tax Credit Provider
Selecting an R&D tax credit provider is a risk-management decision. A research tax credit claim may ultimately be reviewed by the IRS or a state…
Tax Incentives for the Financial Services Industry
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Financial Services Industry Tax Saving Opportunities
Cost Segregation for Buildings & Improvements
Any building acquisition or/and improvements over $1.5M should be reviewed for proper classification of the individual components for tax depreciation.
Repair vs. Capitalization Review §263(a)
Taxpayers often capitalize major building expenditures that could be claimed as current year deductions for repairs and maintenance such as HVAC units, roofs, parking lots and more.
Fixed Asset Review
Evaluating a company's entire fixed asset schedule to identify assets that can be optimized for federal and state tax purposes. Taxpayers utilizing the book method of accounting for tax are not maximizing their available deductions.
Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credit
Federal credit worth approximately 7% to 10% of qualified research expenditures related to designing, developing and improving processes, formulae, and software. State R&D tax credits may also be available, allowing eligible companies to maximize their tax benefits.
Transfer Pricing
Cross-border transfer prices drive how much income tax a multinational company pays by country. Transfer pricing regulations apply to the intercompany prices of goods, services, royalties, and loans across all industries. Many companies can realize significant tax savings through transfer pricing strategies.
Negotiated Incentives
KBKG helps businesses secure and maximize state and local incentive programs that reduce project costs and improve long-term return on investment.
Financial Services Industry Tax Insights
KBKG Tax Insight: How to Allocate Land vs. Building Values for Investment Property
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube See If You Qualify Allocating an investment property’s purchase price between land and depreciable improvements directly affects the deductions available to the owner. Land cannot be depreciated, while buildings and qualifying site improvements may be depreciated over their applicable recovery periods. Purchase
179D After the Sunset: Why Designers Can Continue Claiming the Deduction for Years
Design firms should treat June 30, 2026, as a project-screening and documentation deadline. The construction-start date, placed-in-service year, and…