Don't be at risk of paying your taxes late and incurring fines. Read this post to find out what you need to do and when to file an extension. The post covers the basic rules for individuals, the penalties that can be assessed by the...
Prior to the Tax Cuts and Job Acts, a business owner generally could deduct 50% of business related meals and entertainment expenses. Meals provided to an employee on the business premises for the convenience of the employer were generally 100% deductible. The new tax law...
Before the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, individuals who itemized their deductions could take certain miscellaneous itemized deductions to the extent that those deductions exceed 2% of their adjusted gross income (AGI). These deductions included several types of unreimbursed employee business expenses.
As of December...
KRS senior accountants Lance Aligo and Diane Pineda recently participated in an NJBIA panel focusing on personal finances for young professionals. The first few years following college can be very challenging and it’s important for YPs to understand the tax implications of life changes.This post...
Now is the time to contact vendors for any missing W-9 forms, so that you have a less frenetic year-end. Our recommendations and tips for filing 1099s can make the process much easier for you. ...
If you have a closely held corporation that is set up as a C corporations, you need to consider electing to be taxed as an S corporation, where there is only one level of taxation. This post reviews S corporation eligibility requirements and points out...
It is never too early to get a jump start on tax planning. Why not start now and minimize end of the year holiday stress? These four tax strategies could help reduce 2016 taxes....
