Insights & Resources

S corps can create tax challenges for real estate owners — from limited ownership options to restrictions on 1031 exchanges and loss deductions.

With bonus depreciation ending by 2026, taxpayers may turn to Section 179 as a tax strategy for immediate asset deductions.

With an increasing demand for lithium across the energy sector, oilfields may find a common biproduct may hold the key to future growth.

Real estate property contributions can lead to complicated tax issues for partnerships, requiring careful navigation to avoid unexpected liabilities.

The energy sector has been marked by its market volatility lately. CEOs in the industry can use established ESG principles to create sustainable business practices.

Southern California’s real estate market is shifting toward multiuse developments, driven by urbanization, sustainability trends and zoning reforms.

Tennessee's property tax legislation could refund billions to real estate owners, providing $2 billion in relief. File by November 30, 2024, for a Schedule G refund.

Oil and gas prices have had their ups and down in recent years. Severance tax credits for “marginal” wells are available but are set to expire soon. Learn more.

Federal and state governments issued fuel tax relief after Hurricane Helene, including IRS dyed diesel penalty waivers, temporary licensing and IFTA suspensions.

Ardent Health’s recent IPO highlights the company’s unique qualities, though it creates valuation comparability challenges for joint ventures and leased facilities.

The real estate space’s future will be guided by environmental, social and governance factors. CEOs can begin using these ESG factors to build future success.

As Local Law 97 mandates emission reductions for large buildings in NYC, property owners are taking proactive steps to ensure compliance and avoid fines.