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Jeff Karnthong
Real Estate Tax Planning
Jeff Karnthong is an Account Executive at Cost Segregation Authority, where he leverages over eight years of experience in technology and strategic client partnerships. He is a graduate of California State University, Chico, and has developed expertise in tax consulting, particularly in areas related to real estate and government funding for research and development initiatives.
Karnthong is active on LinkedIn, where he shares insights on commercial real estate, tax planning, and industry trends, showcasing his engagement with innovative startups and his focus on providing value through his professional expertise.1
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A bittersweet reminder regarding upcoming tax deadlines:
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Sole Proprietorships: Form 1040 (including Schedule C)
- Original Deadline: April 15
- Extended Deadline: October 15
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Partnerships: Form 1065
- Original Deadline: March 15
- Extended Deadline: September 15
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Corporations (C Corps): Form 1120
- Original Deadline: April 15 (for calendar year)
- Extended Deadline: October 15
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S Corporations: Form 1120-S
- Original Deadline: March 15
- Extended Deadline: September 15
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Limited Liability Companies (LLCs)
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Single-Member LLCs (treated as sole proprietors): Form 1040 (Schedule C)
- Original Deadline: April 15
- Extended Deadline: October 15
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Multi-Member LLCs (treated as partnerships): Form 1065
- Original Deadline: March 15
- Extended Deadline: September 15
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Nonprofit Organizations: Form 990 (most types)
- Original Deadline: May 15
- Extended Deadline: November 15
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Estates and Trusts: Form 1041
- Original Deadline: April 15 (or the 15th day of the 4th month after the end of the estate or trust’s tax year)
- Extended Deadline: October 15
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Exempt Organizations (e.g., charitable organizations): Form 990-T (for unrelated business income)
- Original Deadline: 15th day of the 5th month after the end of the tax year
Stay compliant, mark your calendars, and ensure you meet the deadlines for tax filings based on your entity type.
#tax #planning #deadlines
The recent downturn in the stock market has created ripples across various sectors, and commercial real estate is no exception. As market volatility increases, investors and businesses alike are reassessing their strategies.
🔍 Key Considerations:
Investor Confidence: Market instability often leads to a cautious approach, with investors seeking safer assets. This shift can impact the flow of capital into commercial real estate.
Financing Challenges: Fluctuating interest rates and tightening credit conditions may affect financing options, making it crucial for stakeholders to explore diverse funding strategies.
Tenant Stability: Economic uncertainty can influence tenant retention and leasing activities, emphasizing the need for proactive property management and tenant engagement.
Adapting to these changes requires resilience and a forward-thinking mindset. By staying informed and agile, we can navigate these turbulent times and uncover new opportunities in the commercial real estate landscape.
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