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Tax Reform Progress Report | March 2018
Baker Tilly launches its inaugural issue of the Tax Reform Progress Report with updates on such topics as qualified improvement property rules, meals and entertainment expenses, accounting method changes for rental real estate and repatriation tax deadlines. -
Tax reform webinar series: accounting methods and tax credits
Listen as our methods and credits specialists discuss how accounting methods and tax credits in the tax reform act will affect you. -
Bonus depreciation rules, recovery periods for real property and expanded section 179 expensing
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act significantly changed bonus depreciation in 2018. Learn more about depreciation and expensing rules for business assets. -
The future of cost segregation?
Learn about the advantages of performing a cost segregation study, the potential impact of proposed tax reform on cost segregation and its benefits, and why considering this important tax planning strategy for 2016 is more important than ever. -
IRS issues safe harbor method of accounting for remodel-refresh costs for certain retailers
A recently issued revenue procedure provides certain retailers with a safe harbor method of accounting for expenditures related to remodeling or refreshing their buildings. -
Tenant improvements and the final repair and maintenance regulations
The repair and maintenance regulation update in Baker Tilly’s 2015 midyear tax letter provides clarification on the deduction and capitalization of expenditures related to tangible property for landlords. -
Simplified R&M accounting method change procedures for small business taxpayers
New accounting method change procedures will help small businesses comply with repair and maintenance regulations. -
Rep. Camp releases tax reform proposal
On Feb. 26, 2014, the House Ways and Means Committee Chairman David Camp released the Tax Reform Act of 2014 (the proposal). The proposal repeals 228 sections of the existing tax code and, if enacted, would represent the most sweeping change to the income tax code since the Tax Reform Act of 1986. -
Final repair and maintenance regulations
In September, the IRS and Treasury Department released final regulations providing guidance regarding the deduction and capitalization of expenditures related to tangible property (commonly known as the repair and maintenance regulations). The final regulations will affect all taxpayers that acquire, produce, or improve tangible property. -
Repair and maintenance regulations update
The new repair regulations are a framework for analyzing whether and when costs incurred in acquiring, maintaining, or improving tangible property must be capitalized. -
Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction for building designers
Building designers that participated in the design of energy efficient government-owned buildings in the last three years may be eligible to claim the Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction. -
Conducting a facility review of credits and incentives
Learn from our panel of credits and incentives specialists on how a comprehensive facility review can help identify and capitalize on the tax benefits associated with major expenditures or investments that you may be considering. -
Don’t miss out on valuable facility review tax credits
Many businesses overlook significant tax credit and incentive savings that offer tax reductions, refunds, and other payouts related to investments in their facilities. -
Client experience: Preventing construction overpayments
Baker Tilly has performed construction management reviews for many universities and research institutions.