Inheritances often evoke feelings of gratitude and financial relief, offering unexpected windfalls that can ease burdens or fulfill aspirations. However, amidst the excitement of receiving such gifts, there lies a potential tax pitfall that many may overlook: income in respect of a decedent (IRD). While most inherited assets typically come tax-free, IRD can complicate matters, […]
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Instances Where Businesses Consider an Opposing Stance on Profits and Costs
In the dynamic landscape of business operations, conventional wisdom isn’t always the guiding star. There are moments when choosing to diverge from the norm can yield remarkable results. One such area where this divergence is evident is in the strategic management of income and deductions. While the conventional playbook often emphasizes maximizing revenue and minimizing […]
The reasons why certain businesses opt for implementing a pivot strategy
When the term ‘pivot’ comes up, you might envision a politician altering their stance on an issue or friends maneuvering a couch down a tricky staircase. However, businesses also occasionally opt for a pivot. In a structured pivot strategy, a company deliberately shifts its strategic direction through a sequence of well-thought-out and implemented actions. Naturally, […]
Exploring the advantages and disadvantages of transforming your residence into a rental property
If you’re buying a new home, you may have thought about keeping your current home and renting it out. In March, average rents for one- and two-bedroom residences were $1,487 and $1,847, respectively, according to the latest Zumper National Rent Report. In some parts of the country, rents are much higher or lower than the […]
If you haven’t established a tax-advantaged retirement plan yet, it’s time to do so.
If your business hasn’t ventured into establishing a retirement plan yet, now might be the perfect opportunity. With current retirement plan regulations, you can make substantial tax-deductible contributions. For example, if you’re self-employed and set up a SEP-IRA, you can contribute up to 20% of your self-employment earnings, with a maximum contribution of $69,000 for […]
If You Have a small or medium size business, here are Seven Common Risks With Payroll
Just because you aren’t aware of issues with your payroll system doesn’t mean there aren’t major problems. Payroll issues can go un-noticed if you do not pay enough attention to your payroll system. These issues can cause huge issues and disrupt you business. That leads to extra money spent fixing the issue and potentially upsetting […]
Three Key Items to Remember When Filing Your Tax Return
The deadline to file your 2023 tax return was April 15th, however, you may have filed an extension that extends the due date to October 15th if you needed more time to file. Once you do file your return, there are three things you should keep in mind. 1. Waiting for your refund? You can […]
Avoid a Painful IRS Audit by Keeping Detailed Records and Only Deduct Legitimate Business expenses.
It can be a challenge to keep up with the paperwork involved with a new or existing business. Documentation for accurate tax deductions should be maintained so you can record all of the deductions you are entitled to. If your business is audited by the IRS you will want to be able to defend the […]
A quick glance at generative AI for your businesses
As you may have heard or seen, artificial intelligence (AI) is slowly and steadily expanding into various aspects of our lives. ChatGPT is the most well known example of this where you can engage in conversation with users and create coherently written articles and content. ChatGPT and other similar chatbots are what’s known as “generative” […]
Second Quarter 2024, Key deadlines for businesses
There are multiple key deadlines for businesses and other employers that are taking place during the second quarter of 2024. This list is not all-inclusive, so there may be additional deadlines that apply. Contact us to make sure you are meeting all required filing requirements for your business. April 15 If you’re a calendar-year corporation, […]