Tax planning is a year-round activity. If you are waiting until March to think about your taxes, you have already lost the battle against federal taxation cliffs.
As your business scales past $250,000 in net income, your entity structure must evolve. Transitioning from an LLC to a C-Corp to capture the flat 21% federal rate and Section 1202 benefits might be necessary.
Using Cost Segregation Studies on acquired commercial real estate allows you to accelerate depreciation on non-structural components, producing massive paper losses to offset active income.
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Tax prep is retroactive compliance; recording what happened last year onto the correct forms. Tax planning is proactive strategy; positioning transactions before year-end to legally manipulate the amount due.
For commercial real estate assets (or short-term rentals) purchased or built for over $500k, a Cost Segregation study almost always provides immediate cash flow benefits that far exceed the fee.
Switching to a C-Corp makes sense when you intend to reinvest all profits back into the company for massive growth (avoiding pass-through taxation), or when you are structuring the company for an eventual Section 1202 tax-free exit.
