Recorded Webcasts

An update on the tax and accounting developments, macroeconomic outlook, trends and policies affecting the real estate industry.

Procedures provide guidance for the retroactive expensing of qualified improvement property and reconsidering of elections.

The ability to revoke elections and file amended returns means partnership may have more than one option to benefit from CARES Act.

The CARES Act adds to the complexity of state tax conformity to qualified improvement property. Learn how states approach the issue.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act has led to significant tax changes and relief for real estate owners and operators.

The proposed regulations address many concerns around qualified opportunity zones but questions remain to be addressed in further guidance.

Provides more time to elect out of 163(j) interest deduction limitation for taxpayers with certain real property or farming businesses.

Effective Jan. 1, 2021, the long-standing terminating business gain exclusion for unincorporated business tax purposes is eliminated.

RSM is pleased to provide a series of webcast discussions that will drill into the operational planning perspective family offices now face.

Skepticism regarding artificial intelligence is understandable, but it’s often based on a misunderstanding of what AI really is.

If your company owns or leases energy-efficient commercial buildings, you may be eligible for a deduction for associated property costs.

Although not appropriate for every construction company, an ESOP carries several inherent advantages and is growing in popularity.

RSM US LLP real estate professionals discuss the future of tax and technology automation, and how it can help real estate firms.

RSM and PERE magazine discuss how technology is transforming real estate investors’ abilities to scenario plan and evaluate tax obligations.

The final Qualified Opportunity Zone regulations include several taxpayer favorable improvements over the proposed regulations.

Companies may be able to realize additional tax savings through state tax credits and other incentive programs.

The new Qualified Opportunity Zone regulations answer many questions that favor taxpayers, though some questions remain.

Puerto Rico has enacted new legislation to provide additional tax benefits for investing in projects in PR opportunity zones.

Recent guidance provides that certain deadlines, including the allowable time to invest in a QOF, are now extended because of COVID-19.

The second round of Qualified Opportunity Zone regulations may spur taxpayer confidence and financial implications will drive investment.