Featured News
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Converting a C corporation to LLC status
In certain situations, converting a C corporation to LLC status may benefit the C corp shareholders, providing limited liability and the advantages of pass-through taxation.
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Mid-year tax legislation update
Not much has happened this year in the way of tax legislation, but it’s always good to know what initiatives are on the docket in Washington and where they stand.
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Helping affluent clients navigate RMDs
Most seniors look forward to taking the required minimum distributions (RMDs) from their retirement accounts to help with expenses, while more affluent clients may not need their RMDs. But they still have to take them.
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Taxing fantasy sports earnings
The Fantasy Sports Trade Association says fantasy sports is a $7 billion industry. The ongoing tax debate is whether fantasy sports should be classified as “gambling” or “hobby.”
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Congress approves IRS reform bill
The IRS reform bill, H.R. 3151—also known as the Taxpayer First Act—passed in both the House and the Senate last week and is now waiting for the president to sign it into law.
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CPA Exam candidates: Practice with sample tests
The AICPA has posted tutorial videos and CPA Exam sample tests to help candidates prepare.
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2019 Inflation-Adjusted Vehicle Depreciation Limits and Income Inclusions
The IRS provided the limitations on depreciation deductions for passenger vehicles placed in service or amounts of income inclusion for leased vehicles in 2019.
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HSA Contribution Limits in 2020
Revenue procedure 2019-25 provides the 2020 inflation-adjusted amounts for health savings accounts as determined under Section 223 of the Internal Revenue Code.
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Understanding Educational Assistance and Related Tax Credits
CPAs and tax advisers may be able to help their clients save significant taxes using a new strategy that most taxpayers know nothing about.
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Section 199A and the Aggregation of Trades or Businesses
Section 199A aggregation may allow a taxpayer to claim a greater QBI deduction for the combined trade or business than if the wages and capital limitation was applied separately.