Personal use of a company vehicle generally results in taxable wages for the employee. But sorting out the amount to tax can be confusing. The following provides a high-level summary of the Internal Revenue Services’ (IRS) current rules for taxing employees for their personal use of a company vehicle.[1] The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Read More…
The IRS recently issued a revised Draft Form W-4 (Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate). The final version will be released in November 2019. This form is not applicable until January 1, 2020. The form was revised to reflect more accurately, the changes in the tax code due to the enactment of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Read More…
If you owe taxes on your 2018 tax return, the due date to make the payment is Monday, April 15. Miss this deadline by just one day and the IRS will charge you interest and penalties! Don’t risk adding unnecessary dollars to your tax bill. Review the payment options below and make a plan now Read More…
IRS expands penalty waiver for those whose tax withholding and estimated tax payments fell short in 2018; key threshold lowered to 80 percent. IR-2019-55, March 22, 2019 WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today provided additional expanded penalty relief to taxpayers whose 2018 federal income tax withholding and estimated tax payments fell short of their total Read More…
Many tax rates are inflation adjusted each year. The IRS recently announced 2019 inflation adjusted amounts. Here are some of the key changes from 2018 to 2019: Cents per mile for business mileage- 54.5 cents to 58 cents Cents per mile for medical mileage- 18 cents to 20 cents Annual IRA contribution limit – $5,500 Read More…
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act changed the law to deny income tax deductions for entertainment, amusement, or recreation expenses. However, the Act did not directly address the deductibility of business meals at the time of enactment. In response to this confusion, the IRS has issued interim guidance about the deductibility of business meals, Read More…
We have noticed an increase in the frequency of fraudulent calls by individuals posing as IRS or United States Treasury officials. This Client Alert summarizes important information on how to respond in the event you are contacted by someone stating they are from the IRS, United States Treasury or other state or local taxing authority. Read More…
Within the last couple of years, the IRS has made it much simpler for organizations to apply for Federal tax-exempt status by filing a Form 1023-EZ. To qualify for this short-form application, the organization must not have annual gross receipts in excess of $50,000 in any of the past three years or projected in any Read More…
Transparency, in the non-profit sense, is defined as the widespread availability of relevant, reliable information about the performance, financial position, and governance of an organization. Transparency is a trust building tool; the more transparent your organization becomes, the more trustworthy you will be viewed by the public, donors, and regulators. It is important for non-profit Read More…
When a partnership or an LLC filing as a partnership, files their Federal tax return, there is never any tax due at the entity level. Instead, all income, deductions, and credits flow proportionally to the partners on their respective Schedule K-1’s. As a result, if the IRS decided to audit a partnership tax return, taxes Read More…
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