3115

Beware of Cost Segregation Firms Who Do Not Sign 3115s

Not Signing a Form 3115 is Considered to be a Bad Sign Annually, the IRS compiles a “Dirty Dozen” list of 12 scams and schemes that taxpayers may encounter, especially during tax filing season. Day six of the campaign will hit home with building owners and investors who use cost segregation firms. Specifically, cost segregation …

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Additional Consequences of Not Filling 3115s

Additional Consequences of Not Filing the Required Tangible Property Regulation 3115s Beyond the disregarded TPR method filing consequences, the client will miss out on the following optional TPR opportunities: The ability to deduct the net remaining tax basis of either prior partial asset or whole asset dispositions under a 196 and/or a 205/206 method filings. …

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Consequences of Not Filing 3115

What are the issues or consequences to the taxpayer and the tax return preparer if a taxpayer does not comply with the new tangible property regulations (TPRs, §263(a) and file the required 3115(s)?  The short answer is: It puts the client at risk for significant adverse consequences. These consequences include but are not limited to the …

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