Corporations face a variety of unique tax rules and challenges – from the new alternative minimum tax and excise tax on stock repurchases to special limitations on deductions and losses, as well as complex tax rules when buying or selling a business. To minimize taxes payable, corporations should strive to identify and plan for tax Read More…
The disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have driven significant losses for many businesses, causing some to permanently close. Owners of these and other distressed businesses should consider whether they are eligible for a deduction attributable to an investment in worthless stock. Generally, if the stock is a capital asset and becomes wholly worthless during Read More…
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act allowed plan sponsors to relax loan and distribution rules in 2020, giving participants greater access to funds during the pandemic. These provisions were implemented to provide relief as many employees do not have adequate short-term savings. Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) has found that only one Read More…
As we start a new year, we wanted to share a few reminders of ways that individuals may lower their taxable income before filing their 2020 taxes and in the future. All else being equal, it is our view that tax rates are likely to increase in the coming years. One key factor driving this Read More…
On November 18, 2020, the IRS released Revenue Ruling 2020-27, which outlines the treatment of the loan proceeds that a business expects to be forgiven. Prior to the release of this Revenue Ruling, businesses expected to expense 100% of their business expenses, that were covered by the PPP Loan, on their 2020 tax returns and Read More…
Each year, the IRS adjusts for inflation key tax limits and tax brackets, based on the cost of living adjustments (COLA). Here are some important tax adjustments announced for the filing of 2021 tax returns, that become effective on January 1, 2021: Income Tax Changes Tax brackets for all filing statuses. The highest 37% individual Read More…
Transitioning Ownership The decisions made regarding ownership of the family office or closely held business may not necessarily be the same decisions that are required for leadership and management. It’s critical to understand and acknowledge the different elements that proper succession planning entails. The family wealth enterprise has three interconnected circles of participation—the family members, Read More…
Newly passed tax law could benefit many. Deep inside legislation passed in late 2019, is a provision that broadens the acceptable use of 529 college savings plan funds. Background 529 savings plans are available to set aside after-tax funds to pay for college and K through 12 education expenses. As long as the funds are Read More…
Should you prioritize your own future over your child’s education? This is an emotionally charged question that leads many parents to fund college at the expense of their own retirement. However, with proper planning, you may be able to fund your retirement and still offer financial support for college. Your retirement savings come first It Read More…
No one likes the stress involved when your tax return is under the audit spotlight. Here are some ideas to avoid some of the more common audit triggers. Report everything that has an informational tax return. If you are like most Americans, you will receive numerous 1099s, W-2s, and 1095s in the mail. The IRS Read More…
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