In yesterday’s stimulus package passed by Congress, another round of Economic Impact Payments (EIP) payments are planned to be sent within a few weeks of President Trump’s signature. Except for the size of the payment, many of the rules for eligibility and the method of payment are the same as the first payments made earlier […]
Yesterday, Congress passed a bill with a plethora of tax law changes including some changes to the taxability of how expenses are treated for businesses with PPP loans. Until yesterday, the IRS took the position that expenses paid using funds provided by Payroll Protection Program loans were not deductible if the loan was ultimately forgiven. […]
Looking for year-end tax planning moves to save on taxes this year? Check out our annual year-end guide. Most strategies need to be executed before December 31, so act quickly. Remember, this guide does not replace customized, year-round tax planning. Contact us today to find out more. The guide includes many different strategies: New Cares […]
If you own a business of any kind, please be sure to check out our 2020 year-end tax planning business guide. This guide has various strategies to minimize taxes including: Strategies depending on whether 2020 is a higher income year than 2021 How to defer income into next year How to accelerate expenses into 2020 […]
Do you own stocks, bonds or other securities in a taxable account (not a retirement account)? Here are some strategies for minimizing taxes or taking advantage of your tax bracket this year: Avoid the high taxes (up to 40.8 percent) on short-term capital gains and ordinary income by holding your positions for at least 12 […]
As we start looking toward the end of 2020, tax planning strategies for 2020 and 2021 become our primary focus. But what is tax planning and how do tax planning strategies save money and avoid surprises? Every taxpayer has the right and responsibility to lower his/her tax bill using a number of different legal tax […]
