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Tuesday, December 18, 2018

Saints vs Panthers

Saints gut out ugly game, now one win away from No. 1 seed




US Firms Losing Out on Millions


All across the nation, firms are consistently missing out on millions of dollars in Federal Tax Incentives!
How?
Simple. Federal Tax Incentives have been crafted, passed, and signed into law making hundreds of millions of dollars available. For some reason, many US firms consistently fail to capture the money allocated for them.
Why?
Part of it is the fault of government and their lack of effective naming of the Incentives they pass. The Section 41 Credit is inadequately named the “Research Credit”. This poor title makes it sound like it was created to provide funding for medical laboratories. Fortunately the Incentive is so broad, that almost all U.S. based Manufacturing, Engineering, Software Development, and Fabrication firms qualify for money.
How much is available?
We have found US firms, on average, are able to qualify for approximately 25% of total company payroll. For example, a typical firm with a $2,000,000 company payroll will be able to qualify $500,000 of their payroll toward the Section 41 Incentive. The gross benefit of this would be anywhere from $25,000 – $50,000 per year (and firms are allowed to go back three open tax years!).
Why doesn’t the CPA just handle this?
To put it bluntly, they are not qualified. Specialized tax incentives such as this are extremely technical and backed by myriads of case law. CPAs do not have the time nor the knowledge to investigate, determine, procure, and defend specialized tax incentives such as the Section 41.
How should US firms determine their qualification?
First off, they should not file another tax return or remit the next quarterly estimated payment until they have consulted a specialist in this area. A true specialist will be able to provide a solid estimate of benefits through a brief phone consultation.
Please do not let the government’s failure to name an Incentive properly keep you from capturing your benefits in full. Nearly all firms qualify for Section 41 money. If you would like an estimate of how much you are missing out on, please visit the following site and see your benefits in seconds.

Monday, December 17, 2018

Packers vs Bears






Are Medical Offices a Good Candidate for Specialized Tax Incentives?


Medical facilities are one of the best industry qualifiers for both cost segregation and property tax mitigation.  So much so, we have dedicated to this site to them: www.BusinessRefundEstimate.com 

Medical facilities may include:

  • General Practitioners
  • Specialist 
  • Dental
  • Optical
  • Veterinarian
  • Privately Owned Pharmacies 
  • And many more 

Saturday, December 15, 2018

Ryan Zinke, Face of Trump Environmental Rollbacks, Is Leaving Interior Department



Do nonprofit organizations qualify for Specialized Tax Incentives?

Without going into the hundreds of nuances individual nonprofit organizations may have, the answer to this boils down to one simple question, "Does the organization pay taxes?"  

If the answer to this question is, "Yes."  Then it is worth taking a look at Specialized Tax Incentives for them.


Free Tool For All Organizations & Businesses To See Your Potential Refunds




Friday, December 14, 2018

Thursday, December 13, 2018

Most Disliked Video

YouTube Rewind 2018 is officially the most disliked video on YouTube




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Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Earthquake

Magnitude 4.4 earthquake shakes Tennessee, Georgia






Question in regards to the page at www.BusinessRefundEstimate.com

"I have clients purchasing commercial properties (Hotels and Assisted Living facilities) ---would I be able to use this tool to calculate the TAX savings and use that as part of the price negotiations with the sellers? 

Would the rebates/ savings go back to the sellers or would it go back to the new buyer? 

Looking for another creative way to benefit new buyer but at the same time negotiating price and terms with sellers. 

Please advise ASAP. Thanks."

Answer:

Cost segregation is for the purchase or renovations of the building. It is possible for the seller and purchaser of a building to both take advantage of cost segregation during the sale of a building. However, it would need to be reviewed on a discovery call to go over the details to determine for sure. If income is generated Cost Segregation may be a good benefit to offset part of that income.

Plug in the numbers and find out now.