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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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
Beyond the Marketing Mix: How Your Business Entity Impacts Your Results
As an entrepreneur, you have already established that you are an out-of-the-box thinker. After all, you developed a product or service that delivers value your
Does my Rental Property Qualify for the New Section 199A Deduction Under Tax Reform?
How do you know if your rental property qualifies for the 20 percent tax deduction under new tax code Section 199A? Just what we need–something
Are you Facing a Large Capital Gain? Consider Opportunity Zones
Are you concerned about being stuck with large capital gain this year? What if there was a way to avoid it? How about for the
GoFundMe Receipts and IRS Rules
Aside from contribution-only donations to established 501(c)(3) charities, the gift/non-gift distinction has always been rather subjective. For example, assume you give money to a children’s
Real Estate Tax Savings: The 121 Exclusion—How to Qualify (Even if You are an Exception to the Rule)
More and more Americans are starting to use real estate as a primary or secondary income source. From renting out a space as an Airbnb
