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Commercial, industrial, and residential real estate businesses are affected by swings in the lending environment, interest rates, material costs, and advancements in technology that create greater efficiencies. Depending on these factors and more, you need to keep close watch on your expenditures, property valuations, and costs associated with development and construction. You also want to make certain you are taking advantage of every tax credit and incentive available so that you can reinvest in your business.
Rich in Industry Experience
Lumsden McCormick has been serving real estate operators, developers, and investors for more than 30 years. We understand that the needs of the industry are multifaceted with complex reporting and transaction requirements. We collaborate with you to assess your needs and devise innovative approaches to financing and management that align with your long-term goals.
Our certified public accountants well versed in real estate proactively consider every detail to properly guide clients through all types of transactions, from assisting with tax-deferred property swaps to performing cost segregation studies and maximizing development incentive credits.
Our real estate services include:
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For more information about our accounting and consulting services for real estate businesses contact Brian Kern or complete the form below.
Recordkeeping for reimbursing business travel expenses can be cumbersome. Instead of reimbursing employees for the actual costs they incur for out-of-town lodging, meals, and incidentals, some employers opt to pay fixed travel per diems.
Unfortunately, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act eliminated tax deductions for certain employee transportation fringe benefits, but other fringe benefits are still deductible by employers and tax-free to employees.
Is your not-for-profit allowed to participate in lobbying and campaigning? What happens if you use extra revenue to reward an employee? Learn about activities that can threaten your exempt status.
Join Lumsden McCormick for our 25th Annual Exempt Organizations Conference featuring local and national experts presenting on a variety of pertinent industry topics.
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Federal, State, and Local incentives/credits manufacturers should be aware of.
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