Key Considerations Before Launching Open-End Real Estate Funds
…solid opportunity for professionals and investors alike. However, not all investors are willing to lock up their funds in a set-term vehicle. Is it possible to launch an open-end real…
…solid opportunity for professionals and investors alike. However, not all investors are willing to lock up their funds in a set-term vehicle. Is it possible to launch an open-end real…
…a high likelihood of collecting on the policies. Best practices for real estate investors To navigate the complexities of natural disaster accounting, real estate investors should adhere to best practices…
…the following items before filing composite returns in all of its states: Some investors may not qualify to file a composite return. Most states allow individual investors to file composite…
…Implementation of written cybersecurity policies and procedures designed to address all cybersecurity risks that could harm advisory clients and fund investors Confidential reporting of any significant cybersecurity incidents affecting the…
…the most sophisticated level of the investor class. Surprisingly, even some large institutional investors were questioning if this proposal could create unintended consequences for investors in relation to some of…
…for private, long-term investment in economically distressed communities. Investors in Qualified Opportunity Zone programs are generally able to take advantage of three main tax benefits: The opportunity to defer realized…
…will then be claimed on Schedule CR as part of the investors’ annual Virginia income tax returns. It is important to note that due to the credit authorization timeline, investors’…
Incentives for Virginia Property Investors and Employers The Virginia Enterprise Zone (VEZ) program is a partnership between Commonwealth and local governments that encourages job creation and private investment in real…
Why Cayman Islands investment structures can create unexpected U.S. tax exposure For asset managers and financial services firms, Cayman Islands corporations are often used to accommodate not-for-profit investors, offshore investors…
…those reasons, banks weren’t interested in investing so we relied on family investors. As we looked to expansion, our family investors were willing to provide additional help but it wasn’t…
…the investor’s basis in the stock. Importantly, there was no partial benefit. Investors had to meet the more than five-year holding period to receive the exclusion. What changed: New QSBS…