Keep Your Finances from Becoming a Nightmare
While goblins, ghosts, and ghouls can be fun, haunting financial practices are anything but! Here are some best practices to keep your accounting from becoming a horror story. Avoid the Ghosts of Transactions Past: Reconcile Regularly Much like how ghosts…
Maximizing real estate returns with cost segregation
IRS moves forward in Employee Retention Credit processing
Alternative Minimum Tax basics for individuals
Preparing for the post-TCJA era: corporate tax changes for 2026 and beyond
2024 Update: waiver of RMDs for inherited IRA beneficiaries
Understanding the Form 8300 e-filing requirements for cash transactions over $10,000
Over the past year, the IRS has taken strides to digitize paper returns and make the filing process more convenient for taxpayers. On March 14th, the IRS unveiled an electronic filing (e-filing) system for Form 8300, Report of Cash Payments Over $10,000. This…
What Impact Does the Recent Lawsuit Have on Your Beneficial Ownership Reporting?
As you probably know, most US businesses are required to report company ownership information to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) by the end of 2024. The purpose of this “beneficial ownership” reporting (part of the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA)) is to…
What Does It Mean When Your Tax Return is Extended?
Nobody wants additional scrutiny from the IRS, right? If your tax return is extended, does it wave a red flag in the IRS system? Does it make your return more likely to be selected for an audit? Not at all.…