Best Real Estate Accounting Software for Investors 2026

For each GAA, record the depreciation allowance in a separate depreciation reserve account. Assume the same facts as in Example 1 under Property Placed in Service in a Short Tax Year, earlier. Tara Corporation’s first tax year after the short tax year is a full year of 12 months, beginning January 1 and ending December […]Read More

Best Real Estate Accounting Software for Investors 2026

For each GAA, record the depreciation allowance in a separate depreciation reserve account. Assume the same facts as in Example 1 under Property Placed in Service in a Short Tax Year, earlier. Tara Corporation’s first tax year after the short tax year is a full year of 12 months, beginning January 1 and ending December […]Read More

Best Real Estate Accounting Software for Investors 2026

For each GAA, record the depreciation allowance in a separate depreciation reserve account. Assume the same facts as in Example 1 under Property Placed in Service in a Short Tax Year, earlier. Tara Corporation’s first tax year after the short tax year is a full year of 12 months, beginning January 1 and ending December […]Read More

Real Estate Accounting 7 Things Agents NEED to Know 2026

Effective bookkeeping is essential for real estate brokers to maintain smooth operations, ensure tax compliance, and manage cash flow. Managing financial records correctly can be the difference between a thriving agency and one that struggles. This guide explores key aspects of bookkeeping specifically designed for real estate professionals. Implementing efficient accounting How Real Estate Bookkeeping […]Read More

Look beyond near term measures to push credit growth

Amid the early signs of revival of the economy, RBI has been proactively nursing the financial ecosystem system with ample liquidity to accelerate credit growth. Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) has gone up to 58.9 in October 2020, the highest in more than a decade. Service sector PMI also increased from 49.8 in September to […]Read More

LVB Fiasco highlights missing governance

The recent near-collapse of Lakshmi Vilas Banks (LVB) is the clear sign of continuing indifference of banks in implementing corporate governance (CG) practices. It is now gasping for survival with worried depositors. Such successive debacles in financial sector expose the fragile governance even when it functions under the regulatory surveillance. Despite constant regulatory and supervisory […]Read More