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Ready, set, file? Not quite. If you’re waiting on a tax refund, you can’t get it until you file, and the IRS says it will accept returns starting January [...]
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Unrelated Business Income Tax
In February, the IRS issued proposed regulations under Sec. 512(a) providing guidance on how voluntary employee benefit [...]
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Final regulations provide guidance on the employer shared-responsibility provisions (employer mandate) of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act [...]
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Two Grouping Elections
When a you have one activity under the meaning of Section 469—whether it be a rental property or a partnership or S corporation [...]
Comments Off on The IRS Figures Out The Real Estate Professional Rules – Part 1
Qualifying as a real estate professional has long been a boon to taxpayers who would otherwise be limited in the losses they could deduct from rental [...]
Comments Off on Congress passes tax extender legislation on December 12th, 2014
The Senate passed a bill to retroactively extend more than 50 expired tax provisions through 2014, by a vote of 76–16 on Dec. 12 evening. The extender bill [...]
Can partners be employees? And should they? The answer, as in many other areas of the tax law: it depends.
IRS Revenue Ruling (RR) 69-184 states, [...]
Tax benefits for individuals and small businesses that expired in 2013 could have an impact on as many as one in six taxpayers, according to a new [...]
The Internal Revenue Service is reminding individuals and businesses making year-end donations that several important tax law provisions have taken effect in [...]
According to the Small Business Administration, small businesses make up 99.7 percent of all U.S. employers. Nearly 50 percent of revenue earned by locally [...]