Your business may soon have to comply with new reporting requirements that take effect on January 1, 2024. Under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), enacted in 2021, certain companies will be required to provide information related to their...
Read MoreDeducting Start-Up Costs for Federal Tax Purposes
There’s been a significant increase in new business applications in recent years. Finance company NerdWallet estimates that 2.8 million new business ventures have started since 2021. Will Your Start-up Succeed? Start-ups can be risky...
Read More7 Midyear Tax Planning Tips for Individuals
Now is a good time to reflect on tax planning moves that could lower this year’s tax bill. It appears there won’t be any significant federal tax changes that will take effect next year. If that’s an accurate prediction, this...
Read MoreDon’t Overlook the Child Care Tax Credit
For years, the tax code has offered an incentive for employers to provide child care to their employees in the form of the Section 45F child care tax credit. But the credit is rarely claimed, according to the Congressional Research Service...
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Tired of having all those old documents in your attic? Ready to do some spring cleaning? Well get busy! Our office will be hosting a FREE shred event. The event will take place on Saturday, May 4th from 9:00 am until 12:00 pm at 3740 Executive...
Read MoreKey Rules for Home Office Deductions
Do you work from home all or part of the time? If you’re self-employed and meet certain requirements, you can write off a portion of your home office expenses, even if you perform work at other locations. The deduction may be based on the...
Read MoreNavigating the Risks of Check Fraud
Although digital transactions are growing exponentially, check fraud remains a persistent threat to you and your business. The Federal Reserve processed just over 19 billion paper checks in 1993, compared to 3.4 billion in 2022. While fraudsters...
Read MoreNew FAFSA Form
The window of opportunity for filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is open. In the recent past, the FAFSA was available on October 1 for the upcoming school year. But the start date for applications was pushed back to...
Read MoreNew Twists and Turns Taken by EV Credits
Did you buy an electric vehicle (EV) in 2023? Under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), passed late in 2022, you may be eligible for a new-and-improved tax credit, beginning on your 2023 federal income tax return. But the new law also bars certain...
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Read MoreDos and Don’ts for Business Expense Deductions
As tax season heats up, companies of all kinds and sizes will be on the hunt for ways to reduce their tax bills. One of the most common ways is through business expense deductions, but not every such expense is deductible. Here’s what to...
Read More7 Tax Breaks for Parents
It’s challenging and expensive to be a parent. The average annual cost of raising a child in the United States is $21,681, after factoring in tax exemptions and credits, according to a 2023 study published by Lending Tree. That’s an...
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