If you have been mulling rebalancing your investment property assets, now is the time to seriously consider making the move toward a planned exit from your multifamily property ownership. According to a recent article by Jaime Lackey in the March/April edition of Northeast Real Estate Business, the New England multifamily housing market has experienced continued […]
Archive | May, 2013
Zero Percent Capital Gains Tax, Really?
By Chris Latulip on May 16, 2013 in Case Studies – Real Life Examples, Tax Advisories
I took a call last week from a past client that was concerned about the potential capital gains tax if they sold a parcel of land and did not conduct a Section 1031 Exchange. While our business is to facilitate exchanges, we are always happy to help our clients navigate tax code implications in real […]

The Home Office Deduction – Past and Future
By Chris Latulip on May 6, 2013 in Tax Advisories, Tax Reporting
The Internal Revenue Service recently released Revenue Procedure 2013-13 that provides a new safe harbor for home office deductions. This has the potential to make your calculations streamlined where it is difficult to determine a fair value deduction. Generally speaking, Section 280A disallows any deduction for personal expenses associated with the taxpayer’s residence unless a […]