Tax Articles
Q1 2019 Updates for Economic Nexus Thresholds on Remote Sellers for Sales and Use Taxes
Posted by Amanda Mooney on May 13, 2019
Virginia recently adopted economic nexus thresholds for sales and use tax collection purposes, while North Dakota and Washington amended their existing rules. Virginia adopted South Dakota’s thresholds of $100,000 or 200 transactions, which were the subject of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Wayfair decision. North Dakota and Washington amended their statutes to remove the 200-separate-transactions test. Other states simply codified their existing regulations or administrative guidance.
Personal Property Tax Compliance: Eight Frequently Missed Issues That Can Lead to Overpayments
Posted by Mark Stack on May 13, 2019
Understanding and adhering to the multitude of personal property tax compliance obligations throughout the thousands of jurisdictions that assess personal property taxes can be administratively burdensome. A company’s personal property tax liabilities can be impacted if a company is not equipped to navigate the differing rules and opportunities in the jurisdictions in which its personal property is located. The following summarizes the most often overlooked items that result in overpayments of personal property taxes by any organization.
Important Tax Figures for 2019
Posted by Kelsey Kuppinger on January 10, 2019
The following table provides some important federal tax information for 2019, as compared with 2018.
Federal Government Shutdown Creates Tax Filing Uncertainty
Posted by Cory Van Deusen V on January 10, 2019
The government shutdown is nearing its third week, just as the 2018 tax filing season is beginning to gear up. How will it affect your tax filing preparations?
2018 Year-End Tax Planning for Businesses
Posted by Sherry Dellebovi, James Dunn Jr., Michael Grimaldi, Mark Janulewicz, Brian Kern, Michē Needham, David Schlein, Cory Van Deusen V on January 03, 2019
Business tax planning is very complex. Careful planning involves more than just focusing on lowering taxes for the current and future years. How each potential tax saving opportunity affects the entire business must also be considered.
2018 Year-End Tax Planning for Individuals
Posted by Dale Demyanick, Mark Janulewicz, Brian Kern, Michē Needham, David Schlein, Cory Van Deusen V on January 03, 2019
Like an annual physical examination is important for maintaining good health, an annual financial examination that includes year-end tax planning can enhance your financial well-being.
Estate Tax Planning Tips for Single People
Posted by Robert Ingrasci on December 17, 2018
Estate planning is an important part of your overall wealth management strategy, especially if you're unmarried. Fortunately, under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), estate tax issues are less of a concern.
The Business Meal Expense Deduction Lives on Post-TCJA
Posted by Cory Van Deusen V on November 15, 2018
IRS guidance clears up confusion over whether business meal expenses remain deductible under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
IRS Proposes Regulations for Opportunity Zone Tax Incentives
Posted by Cory Van Deusen V on November 15, 2018
Tax incentives exist for those who invest in Opportunity Zones, and the IRS has just issued proposed regulations. Learn more about Opportunity Zones, the available tax breaks and the rules for investors here.
Year-End Tax Planning for Businesses in the New Tax Environment
Posted by Brian Kern on November 15, 2018
It can be advantageous to allocate additional time to year-end tax planning for your business. Why? This year, you must factor in changes from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.