Capstan’s Training Center
Here at Capstan, we make it our business to be on the cutting edge of changes that affect your business, and we make every effort to present the information you need in a timely manner. Terri S. Johnson and Bruce A. Johnson have decades of experience in the real estate industry, and they draw on their personal successes to share practical applications, real-world case studies, and proven benefit strategies. Our NASBA-certified presenters create a personal connection with the audience while conveying sophisticated material in a straightforward manner, resulting in an experience that is both educational and engaging.
There are several ways to enjoy a Capstan presentation:
- By hosting a Capstan speaker at your place of business, you can bring the experience directly to your team. We’ll work with you to customize the presentation to your specific needs. Please contact Terri Johnson or Bruce Johnson at 215.885.7510 for more information about the personalized in-house Capstan experience.
- Capstan speakers frequently present at industry events nationwide. If you’d like to arrange a Capstan speaker for an upcoming event, please contact Terri Johnson or Bruce Johnson at 215.885.7510.
- The most convenient way to enjoy the Capstan experience is by attending one of our upcoming Capstan “Lunch and Learn” webinars. Fix yourself a tasty snack, and log in from the comfort of your desk to enjoy an interactive presentation featuring premium sound and video quality. Please register using the convenient links below:
Webinar: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2018
Wednesday, May 16th, 12-1pm | 1 CPE Credit
The Greek philosopher Heraclitus once remarked, “There is nothing permanent except change,” and our industry is no exception. In the last few months the world of commercial real estate has been rocked by the passing of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), the first comprehensive tax reform in over 30 years. In some areas the TCJA builds on the PATH Act, and in some areas it undoes it completely. Some provisions are likely to enhance the utility of cost segregation, and some may completely expand its scope. Some provisions will require new types of decision making, and all will require careful assessment according to facts and circumstances. Change has arrived, and we need to be ready for it.
The TCJA brings new opportunities, as well as some challenges, to the commercial real estate community. This CPE will focus on several provisions of the Act that may further enhance the utility of a traditional cost segregation study.
Read Full Details and Register HereWebinar: Cost Segregation 101
Wednesday, May 30th, 12-1pm | 1 CPE Credit
Cost Segregation is a tool that has been used for years to assist in the acceleration of depreciation for commercial real estate. The now permanent Tangible Property Regulations have added new functionality to cost segregation studies. This course will present an overview of cost segregation and the depreciation of real estate assets. The course will also highlight situations in which cost segregation may be beneficial to real estate owners and will discuss what type of study scope is required in each scenario. The program will also touch on how cost segregation can be a useful tool when complying with the Tangible Property Regulations. In light of the recent passage of the PATH Act, the course will also briefly review how Bonus Depreciation and Qualified Improvement Property benefit from the use of cost segregation. Multiple case studies will be reviewed to demonstrate the utility of cost segregation. This discussion is designed for tax, accounting, and other professionals serving the real estate markets who are looking for a better understanding of cost segregation.
Read Full Details and Register HereWebinar: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2018
Wednesday, June 20th, 12-1pm | 1 CPE Credit
The Greek philosopher Heraclitus once remarked, “There is nothing permanent except change,” and our industry is no exception. In the last few months the world of commercial real estate has been rocked by the passing of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), the first comprehensive tax reform in over 30 years. In some areas the TCJA builds on the PATH Act, and in some areas it undoes it completely. Some provisions are likely to enhance the utility of cost segregation, and some may completely expand its scope. Some provisions will require new types of decision making, and all will require careful assessment according to facts and circumstances. Change has arrived, and we need to be ready for it.
The TCJA brings new opportunities, as well as some challenges, to the commercial real estate community. This CPE will focus on several provisions of the Act that may further enhance the utility of a traditional cost segregation study.
Read Full Details and Register Here
Capstan Tax Strategies is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org.