Hall CPA PLLC

Hey, if you're looking for a CPA, our firm Hall CPA PLLC provides tax planning, tax preparation, and accounting services to real estate investors and business owners in all 50 states.

We tend to work best with clients who have an existing portfolio and have the budget to spend $4,500 - $10,000+ on accounting services per year.

To learn more about how we work, check out this link: https://www.therealestatecpa.com/what-we-do

And if you're ready to become a client, complete this brief form using this link and our team will follow up to schedule an initial consultation or with alternative solutions: https://www.therealestatecpa.com/become-client

Thank you for your interest and we look forward to working with you.

We’re excited to announce we're launching a new a 2-week Tax Smart Bookkeeping Bootcamp starting on February 7th, 2022!

Our very own Senior Accounting Advisor, Kristina Mueller will cover setting up your QuickBooks Online (QBO) account using a chart of accounts designed for landlords, capturing and automating routine transactions, class tracking, receipt management, running reports, and so much more!

By the end of this Bootcamp, you'll have a streamlined bookkeeping system built for your rental business. And that's critically important because it allows you to improve cash flow, ensures you don't miss out on tax deductions, and makes tax filing a breeze.

The investment is $597 and the Bootcamp will consist of 6 easy to learn sessions held over 2 weeks...AND of course, weekly live Q&As!

However, we are running a Founders Special where you can register for the Bootcamp for only $297 (that's 50% off!)

This is special ONLY available today through this Friday, January 28th!

Drop a comment below if interested and we'll DM you the discount code today 👇

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Checkout - QBO Bookkeeping Bootcamp for Real Estate Investors

"If you don't have the right insurance for your rental property, it can result in you losing your personal funds and business and ending your real estate investing career."

Real Estate Investors | Tax Consultants | Tax & Accounting Services At Real Estate CPA we help real estate investors save thousands of dollars in taxes with our customized strategies. Schedule your appointment today at (202) 455-8584.

"If you feel like rental properties are something you want to invest in, you need to pick the right units to sink money into."

Real Estate Investors | Tax Consultants | Tax & Accounting Services At Real Estate CPA we help real estate investors save thousands of dollars in taxes with our customized strategies. Schedule your appointment today at (202) 455-8584.

Are you a limited partner jumping into your first deal or partnership?

Here are the important things to consider when reviewing an operating agreement or making a decision to invest with a sponsor or general partner:

1. Reach out to your personal CPA or CPA in that industry to dissect the tax components of the operating agreement before you sign it.

2. Even if you’re joining a deal with friends or current business partners, it’s important to read the operating agreement as an LP investor. Every operating agreement is different, even among a family of entities.

3. When you’re reading that operating agreement, it’s important to know when your original capital contribution will be returned. This could be a specific date (4 years after the property is acquired, once the funds reach a certain internal rate of return when the property is sold, refinanced, the partnership terminates).

4. Look for any additional capital calls. It’s possible that additional funds are needed throughout the life of the partnership. As an investor, you should know if and when you’ll be responsible for contributing additional money.

To learn more about operating agreements, listen to our podcast where Thomas is joined by Kaylyn Deaver, CPA, a Tax Manager here at The Real Estate CPA:
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The operating agreement is the legal backbone of your entity.

It has a few sections that are relied on heavily for tax purposes.

If you are starting a partnership from scratch, reach out to a CPA as soon as you make connections with an attorney.

While attorneys focus heavily on the legal jargon you need a CPA to assist with the tax language.

The tax code is complex.

It takes multiple eyes and brains to put together an operating agreement.

To learn more about the tax components of operating agreements, listen to our podcast where Thomas is joined by Kaylyn Deaver, CPA, a Tax Manager here at The Real Estate CPA:

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"Great accountants can be more valuable than you might realize. These people can save you much more money, and within the long term, they will very easily maintain the expenses these people incur for the business."

Know more about why you should hire a real estate accountant through our blog:

Why You Need a Real Estate Accountant Most real estate investors (both new and experienced) have a hard time choosing the best accountant.

"Real estate is a specialized industry where tax burdens often determine the profit margin and long-term solvency of an investment strategy."

Four Scenarios Where a Real Estate CPA Comes In Handy At Real Estate CPA, we excel in helping our customers with tax strategy and structuring and tax compliance.