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Avoid Scams; Learn How the IRS Contacts Taxpayers
The IRS wants taxpayers to be wary of scams where contact is purportedly from the agency.
Seller-paid Points: Can Homeowners Deduct Them?
In general, points a BUYER pays in a home sale are a tax-deductible interest expense. But what about SELLER-paid points?
Separating Your Business from Its Real Estate
Separating the ownership of a business’s real estate from the business isn’t always advisable. But it might be worthwhile in some situations.
Is Your Income High Enough to Owe Two Extra Taxes?
There are two special taxes that may have a significant effect on the tax bills of high-income folks: the 3.8% net investment income tax and a 0.9% additional Medicare tax on wage and self-employment income. Here are the basic rules.
Year-end Tax Planning Ideas for Your Small Business
Before you know it, the end of 2022 will be near. Here are some year-end moves to consider that may help your small business save on taxes.
Does Your Trust Provide for the Removal of a Trustee?
Removing a trustee can be difficult. Fortunately, there are ways to make it easier without giving too much power to the beneficiaries.
IRS Offers Penalty Relief for 2019, 2020 Tax Years
The IRS is providing broad-based penalty relief to most taxpayers who filed certain 2019 and/or 2020 tax returns late due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out if you might qualify.
Evaluating an ESOP from a Succession Planning Perspective
Business owners: If combining an employee retirement plan with a succession planning vehicle intrigues you, check out an ESOP.
For a Stronger Nonprofit, Increase the Number of Income Streams
The pandemic tested the financial mettle of most nonprofits. If yours has only barely survived the trial, you may need to increase the number of revenue streams feeding into your budget. Here’s how.
The Inflation Reduction Act Was Signed into Law by President Biden on Aug. 16
The Inflation Reduction Act was signed into law by President Biden on Aug. 16. The bill comes with a price tag of $740 billion and imposes a new 15% minimum tax on large, profitable corporations. It also adds a 1% excise tax on stock buybacks.
Cyber Risks: A Critical Part of Your Auditor’s Risk Assessment
Data breaches are becoming more frequent, aggressive and sophisticated. Here are some shocking statistics from the “Cost of a Data Breach Report 2022,” along with ways your auditor can help evaluate and mitigate your organization’s risk.

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