It’s Not Too Late! Retirement Account Contributions for Tax Year 2017
For those of you who have been paying close attention to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, a direct change was made to Roth IRAs. The change removes [...]
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Part 2: Pass-through Income Deduction
There is an old saying that you cannot eat an elephant in one sitting, so over the next few blogs, I am going to take apart the new Tax [...]
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Tax Reform
From the Desk of Michael T. McCormick Tax Reform Looks like a coalition of Administration, Senate and House leaders have reached a tentative tax plan. The below is a rough [...]
Form 1099 – Not to be Ignored
From the Desk of Lauran L. Stevenson Form 1099 – Not to be Ignored The difference between a 1099 and a W2 employee is how the monies and information on [...]
The Often-Overlooked Home Office Business Deduction
From the Desk of Lauran L. Stevenson The Often-Overlooked Home Office Business Deduction As part of National Small Business Week (April 30-May 6), the IRS highlighted a series of tips [...]
PATH Act “extenders” and More: Year End Tax Planning Series
PATH Act "extenders" and More: Year End Tax Planning Series Continued To continue our discussion on year-end planning considerations, keep in mind that what Congress giveth it occasionally taketh away! [...]
Year End Tax Planning Series
From the Desk of Michael T. McCormick Year End Tax Planning Series Although tax planning is a 12-month activity, yearend is traditionally the time to review tax strategies from the [...]