MossAdams - Jason Thompson

Industry Expertise

Construction Hospitality Professional Services Real Estate Restaurants

Practice Focus

Credits & Incentives

Biography

Jason leads the Tangible Asset Incentive Services group at Moss Adams. He provides federal and state taxation services to a variety of individual and business clients, with particular emphasis on clients that own, operate, invest, and manage all types of real estate assets. Jason concentrates his practice on tax issues involving tangible property and renewable energy credits and incentives. In addition, Jason maintains an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the tax laws relating to cost segregation and research and development credits.

Jason has authored numerous articles in regional and industry-specific publications and frequently presents on various federal credit and incentive topics.

Selected Speaking Engagements

Do You Know What to Deduct and What to Capitalize?
(WSCPA Olympia Chapter, December 2013)
Understanding the New Regulations for Tangible Assets
(WSCPA Olympia Chapter, December 2013)
Cost Segregation and Tangible Property Update
(Dealer Services Controller, June 2013)

Professional Affiliations

Member, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Member, Washington Society of Certified Public Accountants

Education

BS, accounting, Central Washington University

Insights from Jason Thompson

Pivotal Real Estate Trends for 2024

Discover pivotal 2024 trends impacting the real estate industry and how they can affect your firm's goals and strategies.

Increase Cash Flow with Tax Methods for Repair and Maintenance Costs

Learn how your past building repairs may provide tax savings opportunities.

FAQ About Cost Segregation Studies, and Answers

Get answers to common questions about this tax deferral strategy for property owners.

6 Tax Credits and Incentives That Could Save Your Company Money

Discover tax credits and incentives opportunities that could help your company save money.

CARES Act Tax Provisions Could Help Real Estate Investors Increase Cash Flow

The CARES Act introduces changes to QIP and NOL carrybacks that could create tax-savings opportunities for investors.

How Qualified Improvement Property Changes Can Create Cash Flow Benefits

Discover what a qualified improvement property is, how to approach depreciation changes for improvement assets, and more.

Revisit Repair & Maintenance Deductions Under the Tangible Property Regulations

Your business may have overcapitalized past maintenance projects that you can claim as repair expenses. Learn how to identify and claim these projects.

Top Five Tax Planning Strategies for Long-Term Care Organizations

These five tips help long-term care providers discover benefits in the tax code that may lead to savings.

Potential Savings Are Still Possible with Tangible Property Regulations

Current-year improvements and repairs might translate to tax savings. But the opportunity is lost if you don’t claim partial disposition losses in the year of disposal.

Time Is Running Out to Claim Partial Disposition Losses

Are you a fiscal year-end filer who owns a building and makes improvements or repairs? If yes, then you still have time to claim retroactive partial disposition losses thanks to new tangible property regulations—but you must act quickly.