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IRS Provides Relief to Taxpayers Impacted by Hurricane Helene

Withum

How can I determine if an item on a return (such as an election) is also delayed and covered by the postponement? Contact Us For more information on this topic, please contact a member of Withum’s Business Tax Services Team. Are you interested in making qualified disaster relief payments to your employees?

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The (Potential) Tax Benefits of Establishing a Family Office

CTP

Prior to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), taxpayers with a family office could write off certain items like investment expenses and tax return preparation fees under “ miscellaneous itemized deductions.” However, under TCJA, this deduction was suspended until 2026.

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SECURE Act 2.0: Understanding the Expanded Small Business Tax Incentives

inDinero Tax Tips

The Roth catch-up rule for high earners over 50 years old was supposed to start in 2024, but due to implementation issues, the IRS has delayed it until 2026. on Small Business Finances Assessing how the latest retirement planning reforms might affect your company’s financial health is vital.

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What's new in July for state sales and use taxes

TaxConnex

Iowa has modified its sales tax base. Changes include combining sales and use tax returns and their permits into one and changing filing frequencies for sales and use tax from quarterly to monthly. Maryland has revised Business Tax Tip #29 to acknowledge exclusion of certain business purchases of digital products.

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New Hampshire is phasing out the Interest/Dividends Tax over the next 5 years

Steve Feinberg

At first glance, you wouldn’t think this news matters that much as most small businesses don’t pay Interest/Dividends tax. In 2022 the rate is 5%, and then 4% in 2023, 3% in 2024, 2% in 2025, 1% in 2026, and then completely repealed after 2026. So, what’s changing?

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Chancellor's Spring Budget 2023

Inform Accounting

The government is now introducing full expensing, a 100% First Year Allowance, from 1 April 2023 until 31 March 2026. Namely: If you haven’t already put together your business plan for 2023 and model the impact of rising costs. Carefully look at your personal and business tax situation. Reduce your overheads?

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Additional IRS Guidance Surrounding 174 R&E Capitalization Requirements

Withum

Even though the Notice only provides a short window to adjust a 2022 tax return, it could be worth the time and effort if the cash tax savings are significant. Planning and advocating Congressional leaders for IRC §174 immediate expensing should continue to be a top priority for all businesses conducting R&E.