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4 12, 2018

2018 Year-End Tax Planning for Business

By |2018-12-04T16:01:16-05:004th December, 2018|Business, Tax|Comments Off on 2018 Year-End Tax Planning for Business

As year-end approaches, each business should consider the many opportunities that might be lost if year-end tax planning is not explored. A business may want to consider several general strategies, such as use of traditional timing techniques for delaying income recognition and accelerating deductions. A business should also consider customized strategies tailored to its particular [...]

3 12, 2018

2018 Year-End Tax Planning for Individuals

By |2018-12-04T16:18:49-05:003rd December, 2018|Individual|Comments Off on 2018 Year-End Tax Planning for Individuals

Year-end 2018 sees the end of the first year of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), the most significant tax legislation in the Unites States in more than 30 years. While one of the claimed benefits of tax reform was the simplification of filing and the lowering if income tax rates, there are still [...]

2 12, 2018

Child Tax Credit

By |2018-12-04T16:41:26-05:002nd December, 2018|Individual|Comments Off on Child Tax Credit

The enhanced child tax credit has been highlighted as one of the provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act designed to lower overall tax liability for middle-class families. The child tax credit is temporarily increased from $1,000 to $2,000 per qualifying child for tax years 2018 through 2025. As much as $1,400 of that [...]

21 12, 2016

Vehicle Expenses and Office in Home

By |2016-12-21T11:11:56-05:0021st December, 2016|Individual, LLC, Tax|Comments Off on Vehicle Expenses and Office in Home

Summary Cross References - Rev. Rul. 99-7 - Haag, T.C. Summary Opinion 2016-29 In general, the cost of commuting from home to a taxpayer’s job is a nondeductible personal expense. There are several exceptions to this rule: - The taxpayer commutes from home to a temporary work location (one expected to last one year or [...]

6 12, 2016

IRS Warns of Fake CP2000 Notice

By |2016-12-06T14:12:46-05:006th December, 2016|Individual, Tax|Comments Off on IRS Warns of Fake CP2000 Notice

Cross References - IR-2016-123, The Internal Revenue Service and its Security Summit partners has issued an alert to taxpayers and tax professionals to be on guard against fake emails purporting to contain an IRS tax bill related to the Affordable Care Act. The IRS has received numerous reports around the country of scammers sending a [...]

28 12, 2015

How much is minimum tax for a New Jersey LLC

By |2016-12-02T17:38:21-05:0028th December, 2015|LLC, Tax|Comments Off on How much is minimum tax for a New Jersey LLC

QI am planning to open an online shopping business in the form of LLC in New Jersey. I heard that there is $800 minimum tax annually for NJ LLCs. And some people say there is no minimum tax. Are NJ LLCs subject to minimum income tax? If so, how much is it? A우선 혼자 운영하시는 LLC를 [...]

3 11, 2015

Can I claim my parent as a dependent on my income tax

By |2016-12-02T17:38:21-05:003rd November, 2015|Individual, Tax|0 Comments

Denpendency Test You may be able to claim your parent as a dependent on your income tax return whether you are single or married. However, there are 5 tests you need to pass; Relationship – It satisfies this condition if the person you are claiming is your parent. Same rule applies to in-law parents and [...]