Embarking on the journey of becoming a landlord, whether in the commercial or residential real estate sector, is a promising venture. However, before you start reaping the benefits of rental income, it’s essential to understand the tax implications of the initial costs involved. In particular, start-up expenses play a crucial role in shaping the financial… Read More

As we usher in the new year, businesses in the United States are gearing up for a significant change—the implementation of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) on January 1, 2024. This federal mandate brings with it a fresh filing requirement for a broad spectrum of business entities, aiming to enhance transparency and curb illicit financial… Read More

The IRS has recently intensified its efforts to combat improper Employee Retention Credit (ERC) claims. In response to a surge in questionable claims, the IRS has taken several actions. In this article, we will delve into these actions and their implications for businesses seeking ERC relief. 1. Temporary Halt on New ERC Claims: On September… Read More

Two tax term that hold significant value are ‘safe harbor.’ Moreover, five more tax terms that bring great benefits are ‘tax-advantaged expensing without recapture.’ To establish and safeguard your safe-harbor expensing, you, your corporation, or your partnership must formally elect, on your tax return, to utilize the de minimis safe harbor for assets valued at… Read More

The Rise of Pass-Through Entity Tax (PTET) The pass-through entity tax (PTET) has emerged as a game-changing solution for owners of pass-through businesses, such as S corporations and multi-member LLCs. Previously an exception, PTET has now taken center stage in most states. This innovative approach allows businesses to circumvent the $10,000 annual limitation on state… Read More

Filing taxes can be a daunting process, but for some, it’s much more than that – tax audits. This stressful situation involves having the IRS put your tax return under a microscope to see if you reported all your income and to see if you overstated your deductions and expenses. The IRS’s main goal in… Read More

Paying taxes is a fact of life, but when the amount is excessive, you may not have the funds to pay in full. Making a mistake on your taxes can be costly as well, and if you plug in the wrong numbers, the IRS will surely come calling.   Whether you owe money to the… Read More

When you owe back taxes and can’t afford to make any payments, then it may be time for a special tax status known as currently not collectible. This means that your debt is still considered valid even though there’s no chance of recovery right now. When you’re approved for currently not collectible status, the IRS… Read More

Dealing with tax issues can often be a challenge and feel overwhelming for many people. Choosing to work with a tax resolution professional is often a great choice if you are dealing with the IRS. These tax relief specialists can guide you throughout the entire process to help you avoid making costly mistakes. You will… Read More

During much of 2020 and 2021, you may have qualified for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC).   With the ERC, you found (or could find) tax credits of up to $26,000 per employee. That’s a lot. With 10 employees, that’s $260,000.   Key point. If you have not claimed the ERC, you can amend your… Read More