Part I of the series discussed the most popular forms received at the end of the year that report income to the IRS. Part II focuses on other forms you may […]
Part I of the series discussed the most popular forms received at the end of the year that report income to the IRS. Part II focuses on other forms you may […]
If you walk through the halls of the Rio during the World Series of Poker, or through any poker room for that matter, you will quickly discern that many players […]
In this week’s “You Can’t Do That” I will take a look at a New Orleans woman and her prison scheme, a greedy Philadelphia preparer and an ex-IRS employee who all decided it would be a good idea to try and steal from Uncle Sam.
A few weeks ago I mentioned former MLB player Darryl Strawberry’s ongoing issue with the IRS. In short, he owed the IRS, so the IRS announced it would auction off the […]
The Indiana Department of Revenue is being sued for compensatory damages regarding a 2009 tax case. The case, Garwood v. Indiana, revolves around a $125,000 tax liability, including interest, owed by the […]
What is the Premium Tax Credit? The Premium Assistance Credit or Premium Tax Credit is a refundable credit that helps taxpayers pay for health insurance purchased through a government-sponsored exchange. […]
Another tax season has snuck up on us already. Tax organizers have already been sent to clients to prepare them for the challenging tax season ahead. Once they receive this subtle […]
The IRS has made it easier for U.S. taxpayers to benefit from favorable tax treatment on their Canadian retirement plans in 2014. Any U.S. taxpayer with a registered retirement savings […]
In 2014, taxpayers were allowed $130 per month in employer-provided transit and vanpooling benefits under Code Sec. 132(f)(2)(A). The Tax Increase Prevention Act of 2014 retroactively changed the monthly exclusion […]
The Affordable Care Act has grabbed most of the headlines for the upcoming tax season, but there are other requirements that will add to the difficulty of the 2014 filing […]
Yesterday, I mentioned the ongoing issues the IRS is having regulating tax preparers. Today, two more preparers have been brought into the spotlight because of their actions. There is also […]
Las Vegas Accountants for Business Read the 1st part of the benefits of having a CPA here Owning a business can be stressful. There are numerous tasks to juggle: orders […]
In recent years, the IRS has been trying to cut down on the amount of fraudulent tax returns. Notably, in 2012, the IRS attempted to require all paid federal tax […]
Why Having Accountants in Las Vegas on Your Side Is Important Why is having accountants in Las Vegas on your side so important? Accounting services include tax planning and research, […]
This is a friendly reminder that the final estimated tax payment for 2014 is due by January 15.* If you owe estimated taxes, make sure to submit them to the IRS […]
U.S. gas prices have plummeted in recent weeks, dropping them to the lowest levels we have in seen in the last few years. According to the AAA Fuel Report, the […]
Things to Prepare Prior to Meeting with Your CPA Bringing all paperwork to a meeting with your CPA is imperative so your taxes and other financial documents can be filled […]
I have touched upon the main tax issues that will changing in 2015, but below are a few additional issues that you should be aware of when beginning to plan […]
The start of the new year brings many resolutions, some that will be kept and others that will be broken. Whether it is a resolution, or not, everyone should make […]
More than half of the hospitals in the U.S. are tax-exempt charitable organizations. Last week, the Department of the Treasury finalized a provision that holds charitable hospitals to a higher […]
Individuals aren’t the only ones who need to deal with changing health care regulations in the new year. Beginning this year, the employer mandate will go into effect, requiring certain […]
The following state tax rate changes will be in effect beginning January 1, 2015: Arizona: Corporate income tax rate drops from 6.5% to 6.0% Illinois: Income tax rate drops from […]
The IRS has modified the rule regarding retirement plan rollovers to multiple qualified destinations. The previous rule (which is in effect until December 31, 2014) considered each destination from a […]
Its official! The IRS has announced that tax season will begin on-time and, despite the tax extenders delay, tax preparers will be able to electronically file returns beginning January 20. I […]
The Supreme Court will hear King vs. Burwell in the early months of 2015 and its decision could have a substantial impact on the new healthcare mandate. The case will determine […]
