When it comes to income tax returns, April 15 (actually April 17 this year, because of a weekend and a Washington, D.C., holiday) isn’t the only deadline taxpayers need to think about. The federal income tax filing deadline for calendar-year… Read More
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Unsolved mysteries of pass-through taxation
Unsolved mysteries of pass-through taxation http://bit.ly/2t7hq5J
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IRS seeks to close hedge-fund tax loophole for carried interest
IRS seeks to close hedge-fund tax loophole for carried interest http://bit.ly/2t6T381
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IRS updates withholding calculator and Form W-2 for new tax law
IRS updates withholding calculator and Form W-2 for new tax law http://bit.ly/2Ff2aZe
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Now accepting applications: 5 tips for mid-season hiring
Now accepting applications: 5 tips for mid-season hiring http://bit.ly/2t94A6Y
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Forensic and valuation pros: 4 ways tax reform affects you
Forensic and valuation pros: 4 ways tax reform affects you http://bit.ly/2GTOr7h
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Switching to a C corp? Think twice about it.
Switching to a C corp? Think twice about it. http://bit.ly/2oDfUn9
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It’s time to get more creative with retirement benefits communications
Employees tend not to fully appreciate or use their retirement benefits unless their employer communicates with them about the plan clearly and regularly. But workers may miss or ignore your messaging if it all looks and “sounds” the same. That’s… Read More
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What’s your mileage deduction?
Individuals can deduct some vehicle-related expenses in certain circumstances. Rather than keeping track of the actual costs, you can use a standard mileage rate to compute your deductions. For 2017, you might be able to deduct miles driven for business,… Read More
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Art of Accounting: Revenue from tax clients
Art of Accounting: Revenue from tax clients http://bit.ly/2EX5N2L