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Tax Benefits for Holiday Family Employment
Article Highlights: Employing a Child Child Payroll Taxes FUTA Tax for a Child Child IRA Contributions Child Tax-Free Income Spouses Working in the Same Business Partnership Spousal Joint Venture Spouse Employee Along with the holidays comes a lot of extra work for many family-run businesses, which may require putting the... Read MoreHelpful Tax Tips For 2019
Article Highlights: Education Credit Avoiding Underpayment Penalties Strategy Spouse IRA Strategy Qualified Charitable Distributions Medical Expenses Election to Deduct Start-Up Costs State and Local Tax (SALT) Deductions Electric Car Credit Alimony Heath Insurance Penalty Cryptocurrency Transactions Qualified Opportunity Funds Solar... Read MoreTax Benefits for People With Disabilities
Article Highlights: ABLE Accounts Disabled Spouse or Dependent Care Credit Medical Deductions Home Modifications Special Schooling Nursing Services Individuals with disabilities as well as parents of disabled children are eligible for a number of income tax benefits. This article explains some of these tax breaks. ABLE... Read MoreTake Tax Advantage of a Low-Income Year
Article Highlights: Exercise Stock Options Convert a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA Maximize IRA Distributions Sell Appreciated Stock Delay Business Expenditures Release Dependency Delay Personal Deductible Expenditures People generally assume that tax planning only applies to individuals with the big bucks. But think again, as... Read MoreYear-End Tips for Charitable Contributions
Article Highlights: Watch Out for Charity Scams Tax Exempt Organization Search Tool Tax Benefits of Charitable Contributions Bunching Deductions Qualified Charitable Distributions Substantiation As the end of the year and the holiday season approach, we will all see an uptick in the number of charitable solicitations... Read MoreTake Advantage of the Education Tax Credits
Article Highlights: American Opportunity Tax Credit Lifetime Learning Credit Who Gets the Credit? Qualified Tuition and Related Expenses Eligible Educational Institutions Form 1098-T Scholarships Tax Fraud As with everything taxes, the devil is in the details, and that includes the education tax credits, which come in two types with some... Read MoreUpdated W-4 for Tax Year 2020
The redesigned Form W-4 employs a building block approach to replace complex worksheets with more straightforward questions that make it simpler for employees to figure a more accurate withholding. While it uses the same underlying information as the old design, the new form uses a more personalized, step-by-step approach to better... Read MoreTax Changes For 2019
Article Highlights: Medical Threshold Electric Vehicle Credit Phaseout Alimony Finalization of State- and Local-Tax Deduction Limitation Penalty for Not Being Insured Qualified Opportunity Funds Seniors’ Special Tax Form Family and Medical Leave Credit Inflation Adjustments Form W-4 Revision As the end of the year approaches, now is a good... Read MoreShould You Have an Identity Protection PIN?
Article Highlights: Taxpayer First Act Taxpayer Notification when a SSN is Fraudulently Used Purpose of an IP PIN Obtaining an IP PIN Is an IP PIN Right for You? With the passage of the Taxpayer First Act in mid-2019, the Treasury Department (i.e., the IRS) is required to establish a program to issue an identity …Employer-Offered Benefits That Can Save You Money and Taxes
Tax law includes a number of tax- and financially favored benefits that employers can offer or provide to their employees. This article is intended to make you aware of these perks, with the caveat that all employers, especially small businesses, may not provide all, or perhaps any, of these covered perks. But whichever of these …Consultation
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