Some of the moves that could have lowered your 2026 taxes have already closed. The ones still open close December 31, and for real estate investors many of them come down to timing: when a property is placed in service, how depreciation and cost segregation land this year, and how gains and losses net out across your K-1s.
Most CPAs file what already happened and don't get in touch until February. This session covers what's still on the table before year-end and how to act on it while you can still change your number.
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Join Gelt CEO Tal Binder to discover which tax-saving opportunities are still available before December 31 and how to take action now to potentially reduce your 2026 tax bill.
Identify which strategies can still lower your 2026 tax bill and which deadlines have already passed.
Learn how a property's "placed in service" date can impact your tax savings, regardless of when you purchased it.
Discover how to use depreciation and cost segregation strategically across your real estate portfolio.
Understand how to coordinate K-1s, property sales, 1031 exchanges, and year-end deadlines to make smarter tax decisions.
Tal Binder is the CEO of Gelt, a modern, tech-enabled tax strategy practice for business owners, real estate investors, and successful individuals who have outgrown their current tax setup. Gelt pairs every client with a dedicated tax team that plans proactively all year, with technology handling the busywork so the people can focus on strategy.
Adam has a wide range of knowledge in tax and financial planning, with 13 years of experience working with corporate executives and closely held businesses at a major investment bank. He has degrees in both taxation and finance which help him approach things from a holistic point of view with a planning mindset.
