There are a few things in life that cause a universal, often paralyzing, sense of dread. A family call in the middle of the night. Knowing you must have a difficult conversation with someone. An IRS letter saying you are being audited. While we can’t offer much relief for the first two, we can help […]
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Fall is definitely here and now is a great time to start thinking about your year-end business tax planning. There are a variety of things you may want to consider, or at least look into, before the end of the year, so you can make adjustments now to reduce the taxes you have to pay
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When Governor Lamont signed the budget bill earlier this summer, quite a few changes were made to our sales and use taxes. Here is a breakdown of what changed. Exemptions Eliminated: On January 1, 2020, some items currently exempted from sales and use taxes will be taxed, including safety apparel, specified parking spaces, dry cleaning
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Life is full of ups and downs, many of which can greatly impact your taxes for the year in which the milestone takes place. Here are just a few events that have tax implications for which you should be prepared. Starting a New Job When you start any new job, you should make any necessary
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While you may be surprised by this, every state had its own set of unique laws regarding what is taxed and what is not. Of course, some things are pretty consistent, but some are downright weird. Here are a few of the more interesting items that are taxes across the country. Missouri: Bachelor Tax Unmarried
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Did your children have a summer or after school job in 2018? If your minor children received W-2s from a job, or if they have unearned income like interest and dividends, they may be required to file an income tax return. Generally, if their W-2 income is less than the $12,000 filing requirement, they don’t
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It is not uncommon for business owners to have multiple streams of revenue, often because they have more than one business entity. For those that do, there was a lot of confusion around how the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) would impact the taxes that these owners pay. The IRS recently released some clarification
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I’m sure many of us have fantasized about the IRS closing down at one point or another, but the reality is not the tax-free party we visualized. Down to approximately 40% of their regular workforce, the agency is running on bare bones. The longer the shutdown lasts, the worse it is going to get for
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As we’ve mentioned before, the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act was one of the most sweeping tax law changes in many years. While there are still questions that need to be answered on both a Federal and State level, this is some of what we know right now. Business Updates If your business has
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Is that extra money in your paycheck going to come back and bite you when you file your taxes? While we know on a logical level that we should aim to break even or pay a small amount of taxes each spring, we can’t deny there is a bit of glee when we find
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The IRS recently posted some detailed information on what to expect for your 2019 taxes to be filed by April 15, 2020. We have put the contents of that post below. If you have any questions or need any help planning for next year, don’t hesitate to reach out. ———————————————— IRS provides tax inflation adjustments
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Tax law is confusing. When sweeping changes happen, like the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act, it is difficult to know how it will impact you and your business. We get it, so here are a few questions for you to ask yourself to see if you need to do some planning in 2018 so you
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