In the latest season of the reality TV show “Selling Sunset,” a surprising antagonist emerged: Measure ULA, the “mansion tax” aimed at alleviating L.A.’s housing shortfall. Despite projections of raising $923 million... Read more »
To maximize wealth transfers and avoid imminent tax exemption cuts, high-net-worth individuals are migrating accordingly. Image credit: Sotheby’s Real estate firm Sotheby’s International Realty is projecting a series of changes across global markets. According to the company’s fourth annual 2024 Luxury Outlook report,... Read more »
Voters are set to decide whether to increase the tax paid on real estate sales above $1 million. Landlords and business groups say referendum violates the state constitution. The verdict is in... Read more »
If you own a home in the United States, you may be eligible to deduct your property taxes from your federal income tax return. However, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of... Read more »
For the first time, Keystone sponsored and exhibited at the 60th Annual Hawaii Tax Institute Conference, the nation’s premier tax and wealth transfer conference. Held in Honolulu from November 5-9, the conference... Read more »
Introduction Tax Assessed Value and Asking Price: When it comes to real estate transactions, two crucial factors often take center stage: Tax Assessed Value and Asking Price. These metrics are integral to... Read more »
Wells Fargo and information services company CoreLogic partnered on real estate tax processing operations to enhance risk management, compliance and customer experiences in the mortgage servicing sector. CoreLogic will manage real estate tax... Read more »
Passive income is a type of income that does not require active involvement or participation from the taxpayer. It can include income from rental properties, royalties, dividends, interest, capital gains, and more.... Read more »
If you own a rental property in the U.S., you may be wondering how much tax you have to pay on your rental income. In this blog post, we will answer... Read more »