Immigrants selling property in the U.S. must understand installment sales, adjusted basis, and depreciation recapture. Proper documentation and…
Involuntary conversion is a property loss event treated as a sale by the IRS with special tax relief…
Taxpayers owning stocks or bonds that become completely worthless can claim a loss using IRS Form 8949 and…
Owners converting personal property to business or rental use must follow IRS rules. Depreciation basis equals the lower…
Transfers between spouses or heirs follow specific tax rules, often avoiding immediate tax. Inherited property usually receives a…
Gifted property basis rules depend on the donor’s adjusted basis and fair market value at gifting. Documenting gift…
Involuntary conversions allow deferral of tax gains if replacement property is bought timely and is similar in use.…
IRS rules clarify repairs versus improvements for US property taxes. Repairs are immediately deductible; improvements depreciate over years.…
If you acquire property below fair market value, you must report the difference as income. Businesses must follow…
Immigrants can reduce taxes by depreciating business property costs over time using IRS MACRS rules. Report annually with…
The adjusted basis calculates property tax gain or loss, including purchase costs, capital improvements, and depreciation. It impacts…
When property is received for services, taxpayers must include its fair market value in income. The Section 83(b)…
For immigrants and investors, cost basis includes purchase price, mortgage assumed, and specific fees, divided by fair market…
Understanding basis and cost basis is vital for U.S. property taxpayers including owners, immigrants, and investors. It details…
The 2025 immigration bill by Senator Padilla creates a rolling green card eligibility after seven years’ residence. It…
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