Real Estate

DHG offers tax services specific to real estate transactions. Whether you need assistance with capital gain planning, advice on like-kind exchanges or help with complex depreciation rules, DHG's professionals have experience to assist you.

DHG is committed to providing clients with a team of professionals dedicated to serving as successful tax credit advisors. We have vast experience in the low-income housing, historic and new markets arenas, and also in the newly emerging renewable energy tax credit market. We pride ourselves on knowing the industry, how to navigate complex transactions that are often needed to get a project completed as well as networking with other professionals to make sure we stay abreast of hot topics and industry trends.

Whether your company is considering investing in an existing project or new construction, analyzing projected investor returns, complying with state housing requirements or struggling with exit strategies, our professionals are available to you every step of the way.

Our offerings include:

  • Cost Segregation Studies
  • 45L Certifications
  • 179D Certifications
  • Fixed Asset Reviews
  • Like Kind Exchanges
  • State & Local Tax Abatements & Incentives

45L Tax Credit

The Energy Efficient Home Credit, known as 45L, provides a tax credit for each qualifying new energy efficient residence built by an eligible contractor between August 8, 2005 and December 31, 2016. The tax credit typically amounts to $2,000 per residence, and there is no restriction on the property being used as the claimer’s principal residence, meaning multiple residences can be claimed by developers and contractors. Further, since the 45L benchmark was based on earlier standards, most recently built homes exceed the standards and qualify. This means potentially tremendous savings on apartments, college and university dorms as well as traditional homes.

DHG, in partnership with leading energy engineers, has the technical knowledge and experience to deliver the proper certification and documentation needed to qualify for this credit.

For more information about the 45L tax credit and how it applies to you, contact Rudy Thomas at 843.727.3205 or Stuart Nofsinger at 843.727.3433.

Section 179D Program

Maximize Tax Savings for Energy Efficient Buildings; Rebates Possible Too

Section 179D of the Internal Revenue Code allows immediate tax deductions for energy-efficient projects placed in service from January 1, 2006 through December 31, 2016. In addition to 179D benefits, energy efficient features may also qualify for utility rebates or state tax incentives. Generally, these deductions may be claimed by the owner of the building. In the case of government buildings, the designer (architect, engineer, design/build contractor) may claim the deductions.

DHG has teamed with Energy Design Service Systems (EDSS), a national certified energy consultant, to provide comprehensive services that determine a building's eligibility and maximize the project's tax deductions and rebates. Our team brings a cohesive, integrated approach to clients offering turn-key services.

This one resource service team is designed to ensure a smooth completion of what can often be a confusing and complex process. Our approach helps assure clients that they will receive maximum benefit with professional assistance in taking the right steps.

Why the DHG/EDSS Advantage?

179D is a complex provision of the Internal Revenue Code that requires both engineering and tax knowledge. The DHG/EDSS team brings together both of these disciplines in order to simplify the process for our clients.

From determining eligibility of existing projects to advising how to take full advantage of benefits for those still being planned, DHG and EDSS is your team in energy and tax efficiency.

Please contact us for more information about how our team can help you take advantage of this benefit for energy incentive services.

For more information about the 179D tax deduction and how it applies to you, contact Robert Bradham at 843.727.3248.

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Tax Considerations for Selling a Business
Publication | Mar 14, 2019
More About | Tax | Real Estate Tax | Mergers & Acquisitions | Performance & Growth | Succession

Succession planning for your business in 2019 can be a complex endeavor, requiring multiple counsel and advisors on your team helping you set goals, objectives and decision-making processes for a successful transfer. Having a strategy for the future of you and your business offers numerous benefits, such as security and financial stability, protection of profitability, reducing potential litigation and creating a smooth transition in the event of unforeseen circumstances like death or divorce. However, it’s likely that most business owners do not currently have a plan in place, and those that do have likely not discussed their plan with their team of advisors.

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