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4 Ways to Reduce Taxes on Foreign Earned Income
If you have a client who is an expat working in a foreign country, or if your client is a
The Pass-Through Entity Workaround to Beat the SALT Limitation
In the past year, several states have created a pass-through entity tax (PET) to circumvent the $10,000 cap for the
Tax Advantages of IRS Form 3115 – Request to Change…
What is Form 3115? According to the IRS, the form is filed “to request a change in either an overall
Commonly Asked Section 139 Plan Questions
Is there a cap on how much an employer can provide to an employee as a qualified disaster payment? No,
Qualified Disaster Payments and Code Section 139
What is a Qualified Disaster Payment? During these challenging times, laws have been passed to create relief for businesses and
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Here are three common problems and their solutions to help you develop a successful and strategic tax planning sales pitch.
TCJA’s Change in Definition of Small Business & What it Means for Clients
Did you know? The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has amended the definition of a small business (Code Section 448).
Help Your Small Business Clients Avoid an IRS Audit
As a tax professional, you are well aware that every one of your business clients has two main goals at
Pro’s and Con’s of Starting and Growing an Accounting and Tax Business
Whether you’re just entering your accounting career or reinventing a tired business, the road ahead can seem quite long. Starting
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