abandoned real estate projects

Writing Off Abandoned Project Costs for Real Estate: A Guide for Maximizing Deductions

Written by: Michael Cooper, CPA In the dynamic world of real estate development, not every project reaches completion. Changes in market conditions, regulatory landscapes, or project viability can lead to the difficult decision of abandoning a project. While such situations…
Massachusetts Millionaire's Tax

Navigating the Massachusetts Millionaire’s Tax: Implications for High-Net-Worth Individuals with Multi-State Real Estate

Written by: Jonathan C. Hitter, CPA, MST, CGMA and Angela Parziale, CPA, MST The Massachusetts Millionaire’s Tax, a significant fiscal policy aimed at taxing the state’s wealthiest individuals, has become a pivotal factor for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) considering their residency…
TCJA Sunset Provisions

Preparing for Change: Strategic Tax Planning for High-Income Earners Ahead of TCJA Sunset Provisions

Written by: Stephen Candelario, CPA As key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) approach sunset, high-income earners find themselves at a pivotal moment. Post-2025, several advantageous provisions are set to expire. This article explores the significant changes…
Multigenerational Wealth Management

5 Strategies for Multigenerational Wealth Management

Written by: Jordan Yorks In the intricate dance of wealth management, transferring assets across generations is a pivotal movement. High-net-worth families, in particular, face unique challenges and opportunities when preparing for this significant transition. This article outlines five foundational steps…
Wealth Transferring

We May Never See a Better Environment for Transferring Wealth … Here’s Why

It may seem that there will always be time to address estate planning. However, a unique opportunity to maximize the amount of wealth that can be tax-efficiently passed to heirs will expire at the end of 2025. Furthermore, legislation could…
CECL for Non-Financial Institutions

CECL for Non-Financial Institutions: Navigating New Accounting Waters

The introduction of the Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) model by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) in 2016 marks a significant evolution in accounting standards, with vast implications for how credit losses on financial assets are estimated. Implemented in…

Understanding the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024

The House Ways and Means Committee approved The Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024, symbolizing a legislative victory for taxpayers, especially small business owners and professionals. This proposed legislation deserves a detailed look due to its…