- Video tips: Who can get a Home Office Deduction?
- Small business owners and self-employed individuals who work from home may be eligible for a home office tax deduction. Watch this video to learn the basics.
- Are You a Candidate for Bunching?
- The changes in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) included nearly doubling the standard deduction and placing limitations on or suspending certain itemized deductions, effective for tax years 2018 through 2025.
- Video tip: Closing Your Business? Let's Tie Up Some Loose Ends on the Tax Side
- Taxes are a crucial part of closing a business. This video will help you check off the list of tax loose ends as you close your doors.
- Tax Benefits When Saving for College Education
- A common question among parents is, “How might I save for a child’s post-secondary education in a tax beneficial way?” The answer depends on how much the education is expected to cost and how much time is left until the child heads off to college or a university or enters an apprenticeship program.
- Biden Administration Backs Off on Proposed Bank Transaction Threshold
- Tax-compliance rates in the United States are based, in large part, on how taxpayers accrue income. Those who receive income that is reported by a third-party source, such as wage earners, exhibit near-perfect compliance rates on their salaries – since the payer of the income also reports that income as a deduction, such as the employer deducting wages as a business expense and reporting the wages on a W-2, a copy of which goes to the IRS.
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