Tax

Three Tax Woes and How to Survive Them

The tax deadline is days away. But if you’re going to be late in filing, can’t pay all of what you owe, or have the fear that you might be audited, don’t panic! We’ve got you covered with some smart ways to handle these three, potentially scary scenarios. Late Filing...

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Preparing for Your 2018 Tax Return

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) made many changes to personal returns. For example, for 2018 through 2025, the personal exemption has been suspended. This will substantially increase taxable income for large families. However, enhancements to the standard deduction...

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Understanding the Gift Tax

If you gave money or property to someone as a gift, you might owe federal gift tax. Many gifts are not subject to the gift tax, but there are exceptions. Here are eight tips you can use to figure out whether your gift is taxable. Most gifts are not subject to the gift...

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Everyone is an Owner: The Reclassification of Businesses

Some experts are predicting that the recent tax legislation will create a ton of new business creation and activity – just not the kind that lawmakers originally intended. These people are predicting a surge in efforts for reclassification and the organization of...

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Save or Shred: Tax Record Retention Guidelines

When deciding on a firm’s record retention procedures, it would be wise to consult federal and IRS regulations and state and local government record retention requirements. The IRS generally must assess additional tax within three years after the due date on a return....

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