In the wake of the pandemic, remote work has become the new norm for many American workers. As businesses across a wide range of industries have shifted to a remote model, employees and employers alike have experienced numerous benefits such as reduced overhead costs, increased employee satisfaction, and access to a broader talent pool. However, […]
Article Highlights: Qualified Transportation Fringe Benefits (QTFB) Group Term Life Insurance (GTLI) Accident and Health Benefits Flexible Spending Arrangement Exclusion for Qualified Employee Discounts Dependent Care Assistance Program (DCAP) Adoption Assistance Qualified Educational Assistance Working Condition Educational Assistance Travel Expenses Transportation Expenses Moving Expenses Reimbursements for Use of Employee-Owned Vehicles Employer-Provided Vehicles Awards and Prizes […]
Article Highlights: Estate and Gift Tax Personal Exemptions Standard Deductions Home Mortgage Interest Deduction Limitation on Tax Deductions (SALT) Suspension of Tier 2 Miscellaneous Itemized Deductions Suspension of the Limitation on Itemized Deductions Individual Tax Rates Child Tax Credit Special Rule for Certain Discharges of Student Loans Employer Payments of Student Loans Moving Expenses Bicycle […]
A guide to kickstart your best money year yet. This article will guide you through essential financial resolutions to set the tone for your best money year yet. As the calendar turns to a new year, many of us reflect on the past and set intentions for the future. Why not extend this reflection to […]
Article Highlights: Standard Mileage Rates for 2024 Business, Charitable, Medical and Moving Rates Important Considerations for 2024 Switching Between the Actual Expense and Standard Mileage Rate Methods Employer Reimbursements Employee Deductions Suspended Special Allowances for SUVs As it does every year, the Internal Revenue Service recently announced the inflation-adjusted 2024 optional standard mileage rates used to […]
Article Highlights: Benefits Eligible Taxpayers Rules for Students, Dependents of Others and Individuals Under the Age of 18 Due Date for Contributions Low- and moderate-income workers can take steps to save for retirement and earn a special tax credit. The saver’s credit, also called the retirement savings credit, helps offset part of the first $2,000 […]
As a small business owner, the word ‘audit’ can be a source of anxiety. However, understanding the common triggers for an IRS audit and taking proactive steps can significantly reduce the likelihood of facing one. This article explores the factors that could lead to an IRS audit for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and provides […]
Article Highlights: Combating Dubious Employee Retention Credit (ERC) Claims New Voluntary Disclosure Program Employer Benefits Applying for the New Voluntary Disclosure Program When the 80% is Due Installment Payment Plan Other Ongoing ERC Initiatives Claim Withdrawal Still Available The IRS has introduced a New Voluntary Disclosure Program that allows employers who received questionable Employee Retention […]
Successfully steering a small business involves adeptly managing its financial intricacies. Amid the myriad responsibilities, tax and accounting often prove to be a potential minefield for entrepreneurs, with common mistakes capable of significantly impacting a business’s fiscal health. We will delve into each of the eight common tax and accounting mistakes, providing insights into why […]
January 2024 Individual Due Dates January 2 – Time to Call For Your Tax Appointment – January is the beginning of tax season. If you have not made an appointment to have your taxes prepared, we encourage you to do so before the calendar becomes too crowded. January 10 – Report Tips to Employer – […]