Answering All Your C Corporation Tax and Real Estate Tax Questions
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Good day, all.
I have an expert-level understanding of tax issues related to closely-held C-corporations with a heavy emphasis on real estate trapped in IRS subchapter C corporations because of the double level of taxes on the underlying asset. Do you have a C-Corp tax problem? Have you been through an asset sale? Do you hold real estate in a C-Corp? If so, please drop me some email. I'd be happy to help. I'm not here to put my hands in your pockets so don't fear a fee if you drop me email. In fact, I pay a finder's fee based on transaction size for all c-corps on which I close. Please email: Confidentiality is assured. Below are links to help I have provided on the Intuit TaxAlmanac message board. I'll give you a feel for where I am coming from, where I am headed and the sorts of questions I may be able to answer for you. |
CorpTaxHelp Intuit TaxAlmanac Profile
1031 Exchange and Capital Gains Rates Come 2010: 15% versus 20% versus 28%
Depreciation on Rental Property with no Income: Keep Those Losses on the Books
Corporate Liquidation of Real Estate Assets
C to S Corporation Conversion with Hotel Real Estate
Buying RE held in a C Corp
(Or: Is Your Real Estate Broker Really Working for You?)
C Corp Liquidation with 1031 and Real Estate
LLC C Corp to LLC Partnership / Real Estate in a C Corporation
C Corp liquidation - land only remaining asset
Capital Gain/Dissolution of C Corp
Need to find a commercial real estate broker who won't mindlessly shuffle you
into a 1031 exchange and really cares about your financial and tax goals? I
refer all my clients with such a need these folks with Sperry Van Ness
Commercial Advisors, LLC. Tell 'em CorpTaxHelp sent you.
