5 Critical Questions to Ask Your Accountant About Tax Planning BEFORE Tax Season
Do you feel that you pay too much in tax? You’re not alone. The General Accounting Office estimates that Americans over-pay their taxes by almost
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Tax Strategies for Landowners: What’s the Deal with Conservation Easements?
The world of tax law has a reputation for being complicated. This is certainly true, not only because the Tax Code can be difficult to
Unpacking the Tax Credit Hype: Passing the Tests for the Employee Retention Credit
Step one on the journey to claiming the Employee Retention Credit is to steer clear of the “ERC mills” blasting their messaging across social media,
Unpacking the Tax Credit Hype: Which Employers Qualify for the Employee Retention Credit?
“Get $26,000 per employee through the Employee Retention Credit!” Messages like this have been popping up across social media, radio ads, and even roadside billboards.
Planning for Tax-Free Investments: How to Secure the 0% Capital Gains Tax Rate
First-time investors can make the mistake of focusing all their attention on the potential of the investment itself—whether that is real property, stocks, or something
Count it as a Loss… and Benefit: How to Leverage Loss Harvesting and Loss Carryovers
Profiting off your investments while also reducing your tax bill is a delicate balancing act. The more you learn about tax reduction strategies, the clearer
Timing is Everything: Strategies to Lower Your Capital Gains Tax
Timing is the key to long-term investment success, especially because timing can have a dramatic impact on tax consequences for investment activities. If your investment
Section 174 and R&E – Uncertainty and Questions
By Kevin Zolriasatain, Principal of KBKG Many businesses, small and large, rely on research and development to improve their offerings, compete with international markets, and
Oil and Gas: Where is the opportunity?
By Chase Ravsten, Vice President of Vistia Capital Investing in oil and gas can offer potential advantages: Oil and gas are still a staple of
Driving Your Way to Tax Savings: Calculating Mileage for Your Business Write-Offs
When you use a vehicle for business, the tax benefits available go beyond the date of purchase. The IRS also allows you to deduct your
How to Secure Tax Savings on Your Business Vehicle: Comparing Section 179 vs. Bonus Depreciation
The Internet abounds with incorrect interpretations of the rules around vehicle tax deductions. Saving on taxes by using your car for business sounds convenient and