November 2018 Client Bulletin
Our November client bulletin takes a look at tax planning for individuals and businesses under the new tax law, with a close look at changes to individual deductions.
Our November client bulletin takes a look at tax planning for individuals and businesses under the new tax law, with a close look at changes to individual deductions.
The new tax law made changes that can reduce or even remove the tax benefits of making charitable contributions. We put together a few strategies that you can use to save on taxes while maintaining your charitable giving.
The new tax law has made many changes to the rules we’ve come to know and love, and while the implementation of many of the new rules are still being ironed out, there is something that you can do today to help set up your bookkeeping for the new tax code.
With the pending tax bill heading to completion, taxpayers should consider year-end strategies to make sure they are optimizing their tax situations in 2017 and beyond.
Some moving expenses related to starting a new job or relocating an existing job are deductible. See if this information can help you!
The IRS has announced its acquiescence with regards to the mortgage interest deduction. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, reversing the Tax Court, found that when multiple unmarried taxpayers co-own a qualifying residence, the debt limit provisions apply per taxpayer and not per residence.
A taxpayer is generally allowed to deduct the expenses attributable to running a home office provided the space is used exclusively for that purpose. The rules permit a deduction for all the expenses attributable to running the household, including depreciation, … Continued