The transition to the New Tangible Property Regulations has created a limited opportunity for owners of commercial and multi-family real estate. Tax professionals have a responsibility to their clients and their firm to recognize and capture those benefits before they are set to expire with the filing of a 2013 tax return.
This Webinar will help familiarize you with critical time sensitive elements of the Temporary and Final Tangible Property Regulations and review the concepts and action steps every tax professional must take in order to capture the deductions for their clients and add to their firm's fee revenues.
Which elements of the new regulations demand immediate attention.
How to identify which clients are at greatest risk for noncompliance.
How to identify which clients potentially would be the greatest beneficiaries of the new regulations.
How to simplify the transition.
What can happen by not taking action.
Layfield And Borel
Managing Partner
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Grady is the managing partner of Layfield and Borel, CPAs LLC, a Baton Rouge, LA accounting firm and past president of the Baton Rouge Chapter of the Society of Louisiana Certified Public Accountants. He specializes in flow through entities and routinely speaks on the application of cost segregation, estate and tax planning. He is frequently called upon as a consultant and subject matter expert to other accounting firms across the United States. Grady has over 19 year’s experience as a practicing CPA including serving as a Senior Manager with KPMG in their financial planning practice. He is an LSU graduate, avid sportsman, and serves in several philanthropic organizations.
Bedford Cost Segregation
Instructor
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(303) 548-3634
With over 30 years’ experience in commercial real estate, construction and brokerage, Yon has been involved with cost segregation since 2005 and is a recognized subject matter expert, published author and national speaker. Yon has worked with an array clients – ranging from sole practitioners to national and publicly traded companies. He holds degrees in Physics and Mathematics from Le Université de Clairment-Ferrand in France and is a member of the American Society of Cost Segregation Professionals.