The Big Beautiful Bill: Tax Moves for Property Managers

Course Description

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• Presenter: Tony Watson – Tax Consultant / Keynote Speaker – Tax for Robert Hall & Associates
  
  Key tax and structure shifts that could protect margins and reduce exposure
  
  Join Tony Watson of Robert Hall & Associates for a focused session designed specifically for real estate and property management professionals navigating today’s changing tax landscape. With the Big Beautiful Bill introducing major updates to how small businesses and real estate operators are taxed, understanding how your company is structured has never mattered more.
  
  This session explores how LLCs, S Corporations, and C Corporations can be used strategically to reduce tax exposure, improve cash flow, and limit liability for property management firms. Tony will walk through the most relevant provisions of the Big Beautiful Bill and explain how they affect depreciation, payroll, deductions, and business income for property managers and real estate operators.
  
  Whether you manage a handful of properties or oversee large portfolios, this session provides practical insight into how entity choice and income structure can directly influence profitability, compliance, and long-term stability.
  
  What This Session Covers
  
  • The tax and liability differences between LLCs, S Corporations, and C Corporations for property management businesses
  • How to structure compensation using salary and distributions in a compliant and tax efficient way
  • When a home office or administrative space can be rented back to your company
  • Key 2024 to 2025 tax updates that affect real estate operators
  • The top Big Beautiful Bill changes impacting deductions, payroll taxes, and business income
  
  Tony Watson, a seasoned tax professional at Robert Hall & Associates, seamlessly blends a robust financial career with a passion for real estate and entrepreneurial ventures. Managing clients with a portfolio exceeding $500 million in real estate holdings, Tony is a Federal Enrolled Agent tax practitioner, adept at advising, representing, and preparing tax returns for individuals, partnerships, corporations, and various entities with diverse tax-reporting requirements.

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