Month: April 2015
If You Missed the Tax Deadline These Tips Can Help
April 15 has come and gone. If you didn’t file a tax return or an extension but should have, you need to take action now. Here are some tips for taxpayers [...]
Five Foreign Capital Trends in the U.S. Commercial Real Estate Market
With foreign capital flowing back in to the U.S. commercial real estate market in a substantial way, we are taking a look at the longer-term view of factors [...]
5 Things Taxpayers Are Irrationally Afraid Of – And Shouldn’t Be
Tax issues cause some folks to act in an irrational manner. True, the taxman shouldn’t be ignored. But feared? Nah.
Here’s my list of the top five [...]
Tax Reform Road Map for the Middle Market
As the pace of serious discussions on tax reform picks up, it is evident that small businesses and global multinationals are making their voices heard, while [...]
IRS Will Do More to Control Excess IRA Contributions
The Internal Revenue Service plans to take further steps to discourage taxpayers from exceeding the limits on contributions to individual retirement accounts [...]
Best And Worst Tax Excuses To Fix IRS Penalties
If you cheat on your taxes, file late or commit some other offense, do you have a good explanation? Your dog ate your tax return or your receipts? Some excuses [...]
What Your Business Needs to Do After the Tax Deadline
Small business owners still need to think about taxes after the April 15 filing deadline.
They need to do some tax and financial planning, especially if [...]
FASB Defers Revenue Recognition Standard for 1 Year
The Financial Accounting Standards Board has voted to propose to defer the effective date of the new revenue recognition standard by one year after hearing [...]
IRS Doing Fewer Business Audits Due to Budget Cuts
The Internal Revenue Service is auditing the taxes of fewer businesses as a result of budget cuts in recent years.
IRS commissioner John Koskinen pointed to [...]