Debt Recourse and Tax Deductions for Partnerships and S Corporations
In a previous blog, we discussed how a shareholder in an S corporation or a partner in a partnership needs
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Overcoming Limits to Tax Deductions for S Corporation or Partnership Losses
Understanding tax basis is key to maximizing tax deductions, especially for shareholders or partners involved in an S corporation or
Business Losses and PPP Loans: Understanding Tax Implications for S Corp Shareholders
Business losses have become all-too common during COVID-19. Though new tax benefits have been introduced, understanding whether these will benefit
The Real Estate Tax Implications of California Prop 19
California Prop 19, also known as “The Home Protection for Seniors, Severely Disabled, Families, and Victims of Wildfire or Natural
Extensions to the Paid Sick Leave and Family Leave Credits in 2021
Employers will continue to see tax benefits for providing paid sick leave and family leave for the second and third
Navigating Changes to the 2021 Dependent Care Credit
The Dependent Care Credit is available to taxpayers who pay someone else to care for a dependent under age 13
Understanding the 2021 Changes to the Child Tax Credit
Taxpayers who have children in their care should be aware that the Child Tax Credit has been changed for one
Taking Advantage of Passive Losses
Over the last two weeks we have outlined a strategy to intentionally fail the test for material participation, for purposes
The Section 1244 Small Business Stock Loophole
This week’s blog focuses on a loophole to the $3,000 deduction on capital loss losses. Businesses don’t always go as
Defining Material Participation
If you haven’t looked at last week’s blog (“Reclassifying Non-Passive Income”), we suggest you do that first. Last week, we
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