Year-end developments impact 2014 filing season
Tax season is scheduled to begin shortly and, as in past years,
there are some possible glitches to be mindful of. Already, the IRS
has alerted taxpayers that the start of filing season will be
del...
How do I? Time year-end bonuses for tax purposes
Taxpayers generally prefer to accelerate deductions to reduce their
current year income and taxes. In some situations, the tax code's
accounting rules allow an accrual-basis employer to deduct a ye...
FAQs: How do I time a year-end stock sale?
Stock held by an investor is a capital asset under the tax law.
Gain from the sale of stock held for more than a year qualifies as
long-term capital gain, taxed at a reduced rate (zero, 15 or 20
pe...
December 2013 tax compliance calendar
As an individual or business, it is your responsibility to be aware
of and to meet your tax filing/reporting deadlines. This calendar
summarizes important tax reporting and filing data for individu...
FAQ: Will renting my vacation home mean big tax write-offs?
If you own a vacation home, you may be considering whether renting
the property for some of the time could come with big tax breaks.
More and more vacation homeowners are renting their property. But
w...
How Do I? Arrange employee discounts with the best tax results
Fringe benefits have not only become an important component of
employee compensation, they also have a large financial impact on
an employer's business. Fringe benefits are non-compensation
benefits p...
Reasonable" compensation: Hot button for IRS auditors
In order to be tax deductible, compensation must be a reasonable
payment for services. Smaller companies, whose employees frequently
hold significant ownership interests, are particularly vulnerable
t...
How Do I? . . . Deduct student loan interest
There are tax benefits for which you may be eligible if you are
paying education expenses for yourself or an immediate member of
your family. In the rush to claim one of two education tax credits
or t...
Education tax breaks can ease the financial pain of back-to-school
It's back-to-school time and many families are looking for ways to
stretch their education dollars. To help, there are some generous
tax breaks. Deductions and credits are available and while they
won...
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