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A Guide to Tax-Efficient Real Estate Investment

Harness Wealth

While the appeal of real estate may be evident, complex federal, state, and local tax regulations can present a major challenge to the profitability of your property investments. Table of Contents Understanding real estate taxes What are the most tax-efficient ownership structures? Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT): A 3.8%

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Preparing for the TCJA Sunset: What Tax Advisors Need to Know

Harness Wealth

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)the 2017 tax code overhaul designed to boost economic growthis set to expire on December 31, 2025. Unless Congress intervenes, the TCJAs sunset will usher in a swathe of tax increases in 2026, with analysts estimating that over $4 trillion worth of tax hikes could take effect.

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Three Things – Weekend Reading

Discipline Funds

And as I’ve been saying for a while now, I am not sure how much it matters anyhow because Powell is out in May of 2026 and Trump will replace him with a yes-man. He’s a real estate guy who knows that low interest rates are good for the economy and housing. Politicians are biased to stimulate the economy.

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Market Commentary: Carson Investment Research Presents Its Midyear Outlook 2025: Uncharted Waters

Carson Wealth

While the future is always uncharted, we are in a period where the president of the United States has chosen to try to wield the power of his office to reshape the US economy, and by extension the global economy. At the same time, the US economy still has some important sources of strength and there are also policy tailwinds.

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How Will the One, Big, Beautiful Tax Bill Impact Markets?

Carson Wealth

One of the opportunities we highlighted early in the year in our 2025 Outlook was a big tax bill that boosted corporate profits, similar to 2017. We got massive tariffs first, and it was quite a struggle to get the tax bill past the finish line. Of course, as we know only too well, that didn’t happen. Still, it can explain a lot.

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Central bank depository: Central banks navigate fluctuating U.S. trade policy

SEI

The monetary policies of the major central banks are naturally aligned with the economic conditions of the economies they oversee. This assumes that external factors, like a step-up in the tariff war or an oil price shock resulting from the Israeli-Iran war, do not push the global economy toward recession. Federal Reserve (Fed).

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Transcript: Bill Bernstein on Navigating Uncertainty

The Big Picture

Never before in American history has a colossally incompetent American president tried to crater the economy. And so this is the guy who’s now directing our economy. I’m kind of hopeful that the 2026 Congress changes hands, the tariff power is retaken back by Congress, which is within their authority to do.

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