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
Iowa Plans to Change Its R&D Tax Credit Starting in 2026
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Jonathan Tucker | Principal, Research & Development Tax Credits Right before wrapping up its session on May 15, 2025, the Iowa Legislature passed several new bills. One big change is Senate File 657, which will replace the old Research & Development (R&D) Tax Credit with a … 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
Why Your 179D Provider Matters: Valuing Government Relations Teams and 179D Allocation Letters
Follow KBKG on Social Media Linkedin Facebook X-twitter Youtube By Jillian Jones | Director, Green Building Tax Incentives Navigating the complexities of tax incentives and energy efficiency programs can be daunting, especially for designers of tax-exempt government or nonprofit buildings aiming to benefit from the 179D Tax Deduction. One critical component of this process is securing … Read More
The Case for Human Expertise in your R&D Tax Credits
In a world increasingly driven by automation, it’s tempting to turn to Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered solutions for complex tasks, even something as nuanced as claiming R&D tax credits. While AI can be a powerful tool, when it comes to maximizing your R&D tax credit claim, human expertise of a trusted advisor is not just … Read More
The Interplay Between Cost Segregation and a 1031 Exchange
When a property is acquired in a Section 1031 like-kind exchange, tax preparers should consider several facts before deciding how to best depreciate the carryover basis from a relinquished property. When a cost segregation study is also considered on the newly acquired property, additional analysis is recommended before finalizing the 1031 tax basis calculations. To … Read More