Mr Cash Flow

Mr Cash Flow Nationally recognized authority on cost segregation, 179D and R&D tax strategies, speaker, educator, real estate tax
consultant.

Host of “The Tax Strategy Playbook” podcast As a public speaker, it is my joy to educate and inform medical groups, business associations, and trade associations about how to improve their cash flow and collections of their accounts receivable. My focus is on internal procedures that can directly influence a company or medical practice's bottom line by increasing cash flow while, at the same time, cutting costs

As a consultant, I can provide many years of experience, analyzing a company or practice's current Accounts Receivable and follow up procedures, making specific recommendations to improve. As a Senior Representative of Transworld Systems I can, when appropriate, offer the company or practice a full suite of services and products designed to effectively improve billing, internal follow up, pre-collections, or collections as well as insurance resolution for the medical practices. These are, in my opinion, the most advanced and effective services of their kind anywhere.

09/14/2026

The bonus depreciation rate isn't today's rate; it's the rate when the property was placed in service. Your clock stops then. Honor that past rate.

09/13/2026

Understanding if you can use a rental property deduction is key. It determines if you get cash now or a future number. It's about passive activity rules.

09/12/2026

Treasury actions are harder, but HELOCs give lenders a claim. Don't panic and pull from protected funds. Protect your long-term finances.

09/12/2026

Your instinct might be wrong. The tax code distinguishes between a mistake and a method. Learn why consistency matters.

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09/11/2026

Unsure about your EIDL loan status? Here are 5 essential steps to find out where you stand. First, check your SBA portal. If that doesn't help, know your loan number and entity details. Always review your loan documents.

Two tax breaks for buildings died on June 30. Congress killed them in the same bill, on the same day, with two different...
09/11/2026

Two tax breaks for buildings died on June 30. Congress killed them in the same bill, on the same day, with two different rules. That is not an accident, and it is worth ten minutes of your attention if you build anything.

179D, the commercial one, ended for projects that break ground after June 30, 2026. If you broke ground in May, you are still in, even if you finish next year.

45L, the per-home credit for builders, ended for homes acquired after June 30, 2026. Broke ground in May, closed in August? Out. Closed in June? In. And "acquired" includes a tenant signing a lease, per the draft Form 8908 instructions the IRS posted last week.

One asks when you started. The other asks when you sold. Same date, and people are going to get the two mixed up.

What 45L still pays for a home that made the cutoff: $2,500 or $5,000 per house, and $500 to $5,000 per apartment unit depending on prevailing wage and zero energy ready certification.

If you sold or leased certified homes any time from 2023 through June 2026 and never claimed, call your CPA and ask about amending. The amend window is not forever: https://taxstrategyplaybook.com/blog/how-far-back-can-you-amend-a-tax-return/

Want the building itself looked at? The cost seg, 179D and R&D analysis is free through CSSI and there is no pitch attached.

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