If you buy and sell real estate, one of the most important tax questions to ask isn’t about your deductions or your depreciation schedule. It’s simpler than that: are you an investor, or are you a dealer?
For real estate investors, the planning window on several of the most consequential tax strategies available closes December 31, not April 15. Here are six tax moves to consider before the end of the year.
The Hechtman Group is proud to support the SEDOL Foundation’s Making Strides for Special Kids 5K Run/Walk on Saturday, September 19th. This special event raises funds to provide educational, vocational and social opportunities for children with disabilities throughout Lake County.
A new type of investment account for children is launching on July 4, 2026, and families have time to think through whether it belongs in their financial plan before the…
For real estate investors who spend significant time managing properties or operating within real estate businesses, IRS classification as a real estate professional can change how rental income and losses…
Real estate investment is a high-stakes environment. Owners often move quickly between conducting due diligence on new purchases, overseeing property operations, and navigating exits. This fast-paced cycle makes it easy…
What Are Itemized Deductions? The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) significantly increased the standard deduction, leading many taxpayers to stop itemizing because the flat deduction was more…
With the tax season quickly approaching, The Hechtman Group would like to remind you of some essential tax opportunities for 2025 that may impact your return. This year, taxpayers should…
With the tax season quickly approaching, The Hechtman Group would like to remind you of some essential tax opportunities for 2025 that may impact your return. This year, taxpayers should…