The accounting profession is generally quite serious, but even the most solemn tax preparation specialists can find humor in the more outrageous deductions their clients have attempted. Creativity certainly has its place – and there is a long list of expenses that might qualify you for tax savings – but some taxpayers push the boundaries […]
Business Tax
Winning the Battle to Protect Your Wealth from Taxes
You can do everything right when it comes to building your wealth: introduce innovative products and services, work hard to achieve your financial goals, and make smart investments to ensure your money grows. However, it’s easy to lose a large amount to taxes if you don’t take steps to protect your hard-earned money. The good […]
Traditional And Roth IRAs: A Quick Side By Side Comparison
Both these long-term investment tools are easy to set up. And, they both offer significant returns. However, they both have significant pros and cons. Nothing can substitute for a one-on-one conversation with a certified tax coach who understands more than your current financial profile. These professionals also understand your long-term needs and goals. All these […]
The Twists and Turns of Cost Segregation
Uncovering the Secrets of Cost Segregation Even the most savvy investors and tax experts often avoid the topic of cost segregation. It’s complicated, and a careful reading of tax code doesn’t do much to clear things up. Most IRS-approved applications of cost segregation were developed through individual rulings, rather than written into tax regulations, making […]
Payroll Taxes: Who’s Responsible?
Any business with employees must withhold money from its employees’ paychecks for income and employment taxes, including Social Security and Medicare taxes (known as Federal Insurance Contributions Act taxes, or FICA), and forward that money to the government. A business that knowingly or unknowingly fails to remit these withheld taxes in a timely manner will […]
What’s Taxable to an S Corporation Shareholder?
S corporation shareholders have an added reason to worry about their company’s annual performance: It has a direct impact on their own income taxes. How It Works Unlike a regular C corporation, an S corporation usually doesn’t pay federal income taxes itself. Instead, each shareholder is allocated a portion of the corporate income, loss, deductions, […]