Revolutionize Your Retail Space: Tax Breaks for Smart Investors!

Marc Perlof • March 21, 2024

Hey, Retail Real Estate Rockstars!

 

With its intriguing bonus depreciation features, the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024 has sparked interest in the retail real estate market. This law creates a window of opportunity for retail property owners to accelerate depreciation deductions, improve cash flow, and encourage investment in tangible assets by extending 100% bonus depreciation through 2025.

 

Here are some key takeaways:

  • 100% bonus depreciation extended until the end of 2025.
  • Applicable to equipment and other short lived capital assets.
  • Aims to boost investment in the retail real estate sector.
  • Temporary relief designed to encourage economic growth and job creation. 
  • The extension of bonus depreciation is expected to mitigate the financial burden of investing in new or existing retail spaces.
  • This measure can significantly enhance the after tax return on eligible investments.
  • Car Washes, Gas Stations, and Electric Charging Stations are some of the real estate that qualify.


Until the Senate passes it, nothing will happen. Then, President Biden must sign it or veto it, which can be overruled.

 

Don't miss out on this opportunity to revitalize your retail real estate investments. Want to dive deeper into how this can benefit your portfolio? Call, Text, or DM me for more information.

 

How will the extension of bonus depreciation impact your investment strategy in the coming years?

 

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