Residential developers in Texas with $1M+ in net income are still sending six figures to the IRS every year. We build defensible, Texas-aware tax plans for developers who are behind on their books and want proactive strategy rather than a filed return.
No income tax, but the franchise tax reaches the entity and property tax carries the load instead. For a builder sitting on unsold inventory, that second one bites every January.
We work with developers across Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin and San Antonio.
Phased delivery across a lot of doors. The question is whether each building carries its own placed-in-service date, and whether the hold entity was ever separated from the construction entity.
For-sale and hold units under one roof and often under one entity. That is where dealer contamination starts, and it is far cheaper to fix before the first closing.
Dealer status is a given, so the work is entity design, owner compensation and spreading closings across tax years rather than stacking them into one.
23 pages and 12 categories, written by Jose A. Ramirez, EA. Work through it with your job cost ledger open and see which deductions you have not claimed and which records you still need.
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Start at the live Masterclass, or book a Strategy Session and bring one question.
We review your last three years of returns, your Texas entities and your live projects.
You receive a written Asset Accumulation Formula blueprint with each strategy and what it is worth.
Take the blueprint to your own CPA, or have us implement it and handle the ongoing work.
No. Jose is an Enrolled Agent, a federal credential and the highest the IRS awards, so we can represent clients in all fifty states. Most of what moves your number is federal anyway. Texas is simply where a lot of our developers build.
Yes, and often that is the arrangement. We build the plan, your CPA files. We provide a handoff package so nothing is lost in translation.
Where the dirt sits, where the entity is domiciled and where the gain is recognised are three separate questions. We plan all three rather than assuming your home state governs.
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