Employers are wise to take note of recent changes to tax implications of paid family and medical leave. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently published a notice stating changes to the tax code have led to the creation of business credit for the provision of this...
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Month: October 2018
Do you owe Uncle Sam if you inherit property? 2 considerations.
The loss of a loved one is often a difficult and emotional time. The last thing anyone wants to think about when going through this time in life is tax obligations. Unfortunately, in some cases, these are considerations that must be taken into account. Take property...
How did tax reform change the business deduction for meals?
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) led to major tax reform. One specific example: the TCJA led to the elimination of the previously allowed business deduction for meals and entertainment. Change leads to confusion: What business deductions will the IRS allow? Although...
IRS limits tax workarounds: New York towns are fighting back
Many towns across the state have high property tax rates. Limits to the state and local tax (SALT) deductions incorporated in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 may hit these residents and communities hard in 2019. One example is the village of Haverstraw – on average,...
States pass new online sales tax laws, will they survive?
Taxation of online transactions is notoriously difficult. What does it take for a state to claim enough interaction to require a tax obligation? This question has led to many legal battles, the most recent of which made it to the highest court in the country. The...
The power of the IRS: Did you know about this potential penalty?
It is no surprise that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will impose penalties if you do not pay your tax bill. The agency is clear about its ability to fine taxpayers' various penalties and fees and, in some cases, potential for imprisonment for failure to meet our...
IRS to collaborate with state authorities to address tax evasion
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) continues its efforts to crackdown on tax evasion. The latest focus involves increased communication with state agencies. Is this new? No. The IRS already collaborates with state and local agencies to help better ensure taxpayers are...