Are you sure you know whether your employees are considered exempt or nonexempt? It's important to classify workers correctly because their status determines their eligibility to receive overtime pay. Even if you think you know the difference between exempt and nonexempt status, there are some...
While you cannot fully control whether the IRS audits you come tax season, there are measures you can take in an effort to lower your chances of being audited. It all starts with hiring a reputable tax accountant. If you prefer to file your own...
The IRS has updated its Recovery Rebate Credit FAQ, which is organized into eight categories. The full document is available online, but you can find some of the updates below. ...
The 2021 tax landscape was filled with headlines about new, possible, and pending legislation. When the year ended, taxpayers were left with many questions about what taxes would look like in 2022. For now, the Build Back Better Act is on hold, and many provisions...
January 1 signaled the start of the new year as well as the start date for a number of new laws, rules, and regulations. Among them is one that will impact business owners utilizing third-party network payment providers, such as PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle....
The IRS has announced that taxpayers can now file their Form 1040-X, Amended U.S Individual Income Tax Return, electronically using available tax software products. This form is used to amend various versions of Form 1040....
Starting January 1, 2022, Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, and Cash App are required to report payments for goods and services of more than $600 to the IRS. Prior to 2022, these platforms were required to report on Form 1099-K to the IRS payments for goods or...
With preparations for the next tax season starting there is something important you should be aware of. The IRS will be sending out two letters to taxpayers in January: Letter 6419 - Advance Child Tax Credit Payments Letter 6475 - Economic Impact (stimulus) Payment It is important that you...
New Jersey and New York have extended the filing deadline to May 17, 2021, following the IRS. Only a small number of states have not extended their filing deadline. First quarter estimated taxes are still due on April 15th....
Updated IRS rules offer guidance for deductible expenses which may have been murky as a result of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
The rules being updated involve using optional standard mileage rates when figuring the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical...
