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Defer a Current Tax Bill with a Like-kind Exchange
The real estate market has been tough recently. But there are still large profits being made on some business property. In these cases, a “like-kind” exchange may be attractive when selling commercial or investment real estate.
When Are Sponsorship and Advertising Payments Subject to Tax?
Even if you’re well-versed in potential UBIT traps, your nonprofit may not know the tax rules for sponsorship payments vs. advertising payments and what distinguishes one from the other. Read on for some answers.
Don’t Overlook Taxes when Contemplating a Move to Another State
Are you dreaming of retiring to another state to escape cold weather or to be close to loved ones? Before calling the moving truck, examine the state and local tax implications.
2024 Limits and Thresholds for Qualified Retirement Plans
Employers: The IRS recently issued 2024 inflation adjustments for many types of qualified retirement plans. Be sure to read up on the latest amounts.
2024 Q1 Tax Calendar: Key Deadlines for Businesses and Other Employers
In the first quarter of 2024, businesses face several tax-related deadlines. Here are some key due dates and obligations.
The “Nanny Tax” Must Be Paid for Nannies and Other Household Workers
In 2023, if you pay a household worker cash wages of $2,600 or more, you must withhold and pay Social Security and Medicare taxes. Here’s what the amount will be for 2024, along with details about possible tax obligations for household workers.
FASB Issues New Segment Expense Disclosure Rules
Starting in 2024, public companies must comply with new accounting rules requiring them to disclose more details about their business unit costs. This is the most significant change to segment expense reporting in 25 years.
Standard Mileage Rate Increase for 2024
The IRS has issued the 2024 optional cents-per-mile rates used to calculate the tax-deductible costs of operating a vehicle.
Year End is Gift-giving Time: Use the Annual Gift Tax Exclusion to the Max
Reduce your taxable estate by making annual gift tax exclusion gifts.
Businesses: Do You Have to Comply with the New Corporate Transparency Reporting Rules?
Certain businesses may soon have to meet new reporting requirements that take effect on January 1, 2024.
4 Ideas That May Help Reduce Your 2023 Tax Bill
Before you know it, 2024 will be here. But until then, there may still be time to reduce your 2023 federal tax liability by taking these steps.
New IRS Proposed Reliance Regulations Clarify when Employers Must Allow Long-term, Part-time (LTPT) Employees to Participate in Their 401(k) Plans.
The SECURE and SECURE 2.0 Acts changed the length of service needed before LTPT workers can participate.

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