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Cliff notes of the new tax law:
Our cheat sheet guide to tax reform
Most clients don’t really need to know all the aspects of Tax Reform. But a quick reference guide can be helpful. From the new rules on alimony to 529 plans to mortgage interest limitations to meals and entertainment and the new 20% business income deduction – here’s the tip sheet you’ll want to print and keep…
The biggest no-brainer for 2019 tax planning:
It's never too early to start saving 2019 taxes
We’re in the new year now. and it’s never too early to start saving taxes. The reason we call this the “no-brainer” of tax planning is simple. Amounts that are timely contributed to your Simple-IRA, 401(k), SEP-IRA, etc. are fully deductible, These amounts enjoy tax-deferred growth (the 8th wonder of the financial…
What a difference a name makes!:
Are you a dealer or investor? Here's how to tell the difference!
How you define “Real Estate Investor” and “Real Estate Dealer” can make a huge difference in your taxes. Let’s take a look at how big a difference you can make in the tax bite. Say you have a $90,000 profit on the sale of a property. • Dealer taxes could be as high as $46,017. •…
Is it too late to accrue a bonus for last year?:
Not if done correctly
Is there still time to pay 2018 bonuses and deduct them on your 2018 return? [Editor’s note: This post pertains to bonuses paid to your employees and non-owners. Special rules apply to related parties, so be sure to contact us before venturing into that area. That said, let’s discuss how to reward your team members…
Common sense year-end planning:
Don't forget these basic moves at year end
7 last-minute tax moves for your business Postpone invoices. If your business uses the cash method of accounting, and it would benefit from deferring income to next year, wait until early 2019 to send invoices. Accrual-basis businesses can defer recognition of certain advance payments for products to be delivered or services to be provided next…
Tis the season to deduct Holiday gifts and parties:
Make sure you follow these rules to lock down your deduction
When holiday gifts and parties are deductible or taxable The holiday season is a great time for businesses to show their appreciation for employees and customers by giving them gifts or hosting holiday parties. Before you begin shopping or sending out invitations, though, it’s a good idea to find out whether the expense is tax…
Out with the old – in with the new 2019 mileage rates:
Deduction rates go up for 2019!
It’s easy to forget about the business use of your personal car. Here’s how to calculate this deduction for all your business miles.
