As you implement year-end tax planning strategies, the goal is always to reduce your taxable income. Your stock market portfolio could present some opportunities to decrease your 2022 income tax liabilities. Once you know the tax rules and how to… Read Now >>
The end of the year is coming up soon. This is a critical time for tax planning. You need to take advantage of every tax deduction, credit and benefit you can before the 2022 tax year is complete. At the… Read Now >>
If you are a business owner, Section 199A of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) allows you to deduct up to 20% of your qualified business income (QBI) as part of your personal income taxes. It may depend on… Read Now >>
One of the best business tax deductions of all time will end on December 31, 2022. It’s time to say goodbye to 100% bonus depreciation. This is sad news for many business owners, and it makes tax and expense planning… Read Now >>
Are you in the market to buy an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle? One of the most tempting reasons to go EV or PZEV is because you can qualify for a federal tax credit (and some state benefits here in… Read Now >>
If you recently sold commercial property or a rental property—or if you are planning to sell in the near future—you will want to minimize your capital gains taxes. There are a couple ways to avoid paying these taxes immediately: Defer… Read Now >>
Tax-free income? It almost sounds too good to be true. However, there are numerous sources of tax-free income if you really study the Internal Revenue Code. Here are some of the best ways of generating income that is essentially tax-free… Read Now >>
There are obviously a lot of drawbacks with inflation. It can be a tough time for investors when expenses go up and the value of the dollar essentially goes down. One method the U.S. Treasury Department is battling inflation is… Read Now >>
Recently, we posted an article about pass-through entity (PTE) taxes and how you can use your business entity structure to maximize tax deductions and minimize your business and personal income tax liabilities. Click here to read the full article. States… Read Now >>
Whether you’ve joined the Great Resignation or are just a stay-at-home spouse with no tax-defined income, you can still set up and contribute to a retirement account. Traditional and Roth IRAs offer excellent tax-advantaged savings opportunities as you prepare for… Read Now >>