Category Archives: General Tax

11 November 2020

Year-End Tax Planning for Businesses

With a new president taking office, an ongoing pandemic, and unprecedented tax law changes over the past few years, this could be the most important tax planning year yet. This article will review 2020 legislative tax changes affecting businesses and … Continue reading

26 October 2020

Year-End Tax Planning for Individuals

We recognize the impact this unimaginable year has had on all of us. There have been immeasurable shifts in our society, but our unwavering commitment to help guide you with our resources and expertise remains steadfast. Here are some planning … Continue reading

28 September 2020

5 New Updates on Economic Impact Payments

New information continues to unfold as Congress provides clarity on several aspects of the economic impact payments and discusses a potential second round of stimulus checks. IRS Notice 1444 Under the CARES Act, the IRS deposited or mailed the first … Continue reading

5 September 2020

Tax Consequences of COVID-19 Surcharges

Many service businesses are adding surcharges to customers’ bills as a way to make up for lost income during the current economic financial crisis. Business owners are going out of their way to enhance safety measures and make customers feel … Continue reading

25 August 2020

The Ins and Outs of Quarterly Estimated Taxes

[Next Estimated Tax Deadline: September 15] There’s been a lot of movement in the small business space since COVID-19 has created unprecedented disruption since earlier this year. Many people were forced to rethink their careers or close up shop, while … Continue reading

3 August 2020

What Small Businesses Need to Know About PPP Loans

As borrowers face deadlines and near the end of covered loan periods, many questions are being asked about PPP loan requirements and forgiveness eligibility. There’s still much-needed clarification awaited by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), but here’s an up-to-date rundown … Continue reading

26 July 2020

Is Fortnite and Other Video Game Currencies Taxable?

Some gamers may be increasing their screen time and raking in the virtual dough as the lazy days of summer commence. What does virtual currency mean for tax purposes? The IRS released a statement earlier this year informing gamers who … Continue reading

22 July 2020

Can I Claim a Home Office Deduction During COVID?

Many of us have rearranged, redecorated, or reimagined our homes to convert them into office spaces this year due to COVID-19. This new swell of people working remotely has sparked questions regarding home office expenses and whether they qualify for … Continue reading

22 June 2020

When is My Capital Gains Rate 0%?

With a tax planning opportunity for just about everything, seeking to pay 0% on capital gains is no exception. There are quite a few planning strategies you can do to realize tax-free earnings on profits from capital assets. When you … Continue reading

19 June 2020

Teach Them Young – How to Leverage Summer Job Salaries

If you want to teach your child the value of a dollar this summer, take a look at some interesting tips on how they can leverage their summer job salaries. At seventeen years old, one rarely thinks about retirement savings. … Continue reading

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