by Angad Singh, JD, LLM | Apr 28, 2026 | Accounting, Federal Taxation, Taxation
Once your tax return is filed, it is natural to feel a sense of relief and move on. From a planning perspective, this is one of the most important windows of the year. Your numbers are fresh, your outcomes are clear, and you have time to make meaningful changes that...
by Meher Singh, CPA | Apr 21, 2026 | Accounting, Entrepreneurial, Federal Taxation, Taxation
With the April deadline behind us, most taxpayers fall into one of two categories: those who filed their returns, and those who requested an extension. While both are common, they come with different implications and opportunities. If You Filed Your Return Filing your...
by Angad Singh, JD, LLM | Mar 26, 2026 | Accounting, Real Estate, Taxation
One of the most important decisions real estate investors face is how to hold title to their properties. While owning property in your personal name may seem simple, many investors choose to use a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for added protection and flexibility....
by Meher Singh, CPA | Mar 19, 2026 | Accounting, State & Local Tax (SALT), Taxation
Beginning in 2026, new tax law changes significantly reshape how individuals benefit from charitable contributions. These updates expand access to deductions while also limiting certain benefits thereby making tax planning more important than ever. 1. New Deduction...
by Angad Singh, JD, LLM | Feb 23, 2026 | Accounting, Real Estate
What Benefits Come with Real Estate Professional Status? Real Estate Professional Status can provide substantial tax advantages for active rental property owners. Those who meet the IRS requirements may deduct rental losses against ordinary income and potentially...
by Meher Singh, CPA | Feb 12, 2026 | Accounting, Real Estate, Taxation
Rental Real Estate Loss Rules & Tax Deduction Strategies Rental real estate loss rules often surprise property owners who expect all rental losses to be immediately deductible. In fact, more than half of rental property owners report losses on Schedule E each...