International Accounting for Real Estate
For property owners, developers and managers with foreign investors or holdings in more than one country. Guides on entity structure, property tax and reporting, plus the indinero services that keep every entity current.
Where cross-border real estate finance gets harder
Property groups often hold each asset in its own entity, with investors or owners based abroad.
Foreign investors
Foreign-owned US entities file Form 5472 and track every related-party payment.
One entity per property
Each property needs its own books before a portfolio view makes sense.
Depreciation
Tax savings depend on how assets are split and depreciated.
Real Estate Finance
Topics specific to property groups.
Property and Real Estate Groups
Multi-entity accounting for property groups.
Foreign Business Tax Requirements
US tax basics for foreign-owned companies.
US Subsidiary of a Foreign Parent
What changes when the owner is overseas.
Asset Acquisition vs Business Combination
How a property purchase is accounted for.
Property Tax Guides
Property tax rules state by state.
Multi-Entity Consolidation
Pulling every entity into one report.
How indinero helps
Accounting, tax and finance support from one team that knows your business.
Multi-Entity Accounting
Books and consolidation for every entity.
Accounting
Monthly close, reconciliations and reporting.
International Tax
Cross-border tax planning and compliance.
Cost Segregation
Faster depreciation on property.
Business Taxes
Federal and state business tax returns.
CFO Services
Forecasting, planning and guidance.
One finance team for every property, at home and abroad
indinero keeps each entity’s books current, handles foreign-owner reporting and supports tax in the US and across borders.