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Four key provisions in the law known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act have significant ramifications for not-for-profits. Learn more in this podcast. Continue Reading
Preparers of these so-called fiduciary returns should review changes -- including opportunities for tax savings from the Sec. 199A qualified business income deduction -- enacted by the law known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Continue Reading
There are often costs associated with doing your job, but which ones can you deduct on your tax returns? The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made some changes to work-related deductions that you should know about as you prepare to finalize your 2018 tax return this year. Continue Reading
This semi-annual update from The Tax Adviser on individual tax topics discusses several cases on material participation, hobby losses, and charitable contributions; the Sec. 199A regulations; and many other developments. Continue Reading
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has created the Sec. 199A deduction, which could affect retirement-planning strategies used by business owners. For example, those who have income that is too high to qualify for the full deduction might want to contribute to retirement accounts to lower taxable income. Continue Reading
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made several changes that may lead to client questions during the current filing season. This article offers guidance on topics such as alimony and tax refunds from experts including Julie Welch, CPA/PFS, and Tyler Mickey, CPA/PFS. Continue Reading
The Tax Adviser's annual review of what's new in partnership taxation discusses guidance on the unified audit rules and the qualified business income deduction, as well as debt and income allocations, distributions and basis adjustments. Continue Reading
The repeal of the deduction for alimony payments is not the only change in law by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that will affect planning for a divorce. Continue Reading
Safe harbor enables many rental real estate owners to claim deduction. Continue Reading
Tax law changes means state of Oregon tax filings no longer match federal W-4 form Continue Reading