Tax Deductions Without Itemizing
2020 Tax Laws, 2021 Due Dates, Deductions, Health Savings Accounts, Tax Planning, Tax TipsArticle Highlights:
Charitable Contributions
Educator Expenses
Performing Artist Expenses
State and Local Government Officials’ Expenses
Health Savings Account Contributions
Moving Expenses for Members of the Armed Forces
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House Votes Monday on Second $2,000 Stimulus Check After Trump Signs Bill
2020 Due Dates, 2020 Stimulus Package, 2020 Tax Laws, CARES Act 2020, COVID-19, EIP Card, Stimulus PaymentsFrom CNET | written by Jessica Dolcourt
President Trump signed the stimulus bill on Sunday night, avoiding the government shutdown. Today, the House will vote on $2,000 stimulus checks.
Sunday night, after days of criticizing the $600 second…
Oregon Individual Income Tax Guide Revised for 2020
2020 Tax Laws, 2021 Tax Laws, Oregon Income TaxFrom Thomson Reuters | by Margaret Eisler, Esq.
The Oregon Department of Revenue has revised Publication OR-17, Individual Income Tax Guide, for 2020. The publication supplements the Oregon income tax instruction booklet and the IRS Tax Guide:…
IP PINs to Be Available to All Individuals in 2021
2020 Tax Laws, 2021 Tax Laws
From the Tax Adviser | By Sally P. Schreiber, J.D.
Starting in January, the IRS will allow all individuals to receive an identity protection personal identification number (IP PIN). The IRS announced (IR-2020-267 (https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/national-tax-security-awareness-week-…
Help Is on the Way – Emergency Coronavirus Relief Agreement Reached
2020 Stimulus Package, 2020 Tax Laws, CARES Act 2020, COVID-19, Stimulus Payments
Emergency Coronavirus Relief Act of 2020
Stimulus Payments
Unemployment Assistance
CDC Eviction Moratorium
Paycheck Protection Program Loans
Earned Income Tax Credit & Child Tax Credit
School Funding
Child Care
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5 Reasons Why You May Not Receive a Stimulus Check
2020 Due Dates, 2020 Stimulus Package, 2020 Tax Laws, COVID-19From Forbes.com | Kelly Anne Smith Forbes Advisor Staff
The harsh economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and the widespread shutdowns needed to contain it are starting to set in.
More than 30 million Americans have filed for unemployment…
Qualified Opportunity Zone Rules Are Relaxed– Need to identify QOF property by December 31
2020 Stimulus Package, 2020 Tax Laws, COVID-19From The Journal of Accountancy, by Sally P. Schreiber, J.D.
In Notice 2020-39, the IRS extended some deadlines for investing in qualified opportunity funds (QOF) and relaxed some investment requirements to make it easier for QOF investors…
Don’t Miss Out on Year-End Tax-Planning Opportunities
2020 Stimulus Package, 2020 Tax Laws, Tax Credits, Tax Planning, Tax TipsArticle Highlights:
Unemployment Benefits Taxability
To Skip or Not Skip the 2020 Required Minimum Distribution
Special Charitable Giving Opportunities
Divorced or Separated Planning Issues
Potential State Health Insurance…
IRS Clarifies Stance On No Deductibility Of Expenses Paid With PPP Funds
2020 Tax Laws, CARES Act 2020, COVID-19, Paycheck Protection ProgramDear friends and clients,
On Wednesday, November 18, the IRS issued further guidance regarding the tax deductibility of business expenses paid with Paycheck Protection Program loan proceeds. The article below published in Forbes.com and…
Employee Holiday Gifts May Be Taxable
2020 Tax Laws, Gift Tax, Holidays, Tax Planning, TaxesArticle Highlights:
De Minimis Fringe Benefits
Cash Gifts
Gift Certificates
Group Meals
FICA and Wage Withholding
It is common practice this time of year for employers to give their employees gifts. Where a gift is infrequently…