On July 3, 2023, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed budget bill A.B. 5323, altering several aspects of the state’s corporation business tax (CBT) regime. Among many other changes, the bill imposes an economic nexus threshold for CBT purposes, switches the state’s combined reporting sales factor sourcing method from “Joyce” to “Finnigan,” treats global intangible Read More…
During the New Jersey legislative Session on March 15, 2022, a last-minute change was made to the filing deadline. The original deadline to file the 2021 Forms PTE-100 Tax Return and the 2021-PTE-200-T Extension of Time to File was midnight on March 15, 2022. Under the new legislation passed, the deadlines were extended until June Read More…
New Jersey has enacted the “Pass-Through Business Alternative Tax Act” (BAIT). This act creates an election for pass-through entities (PTE’s) to pay New Jersey income tax at the entity level and creates a corresponding individual income tax credit for the members of the PTE’s. This law was passed in response to the Federal Tax Cut Read More…
The Veterans Income Tax Exemption has doubled to $6,000 for 2019. NJ Veterans should check their eligibility and apply to claim the exemption (1st time only). A veteran’s spouse or civil union partner, who is also a veteran, can take the exemption if they are filing a joint return. However, a veteran cannot claim this Read More…
Procrastination is easy, especially when it comes to summertime tax planning. But waiting to implement strategies to reduce your 2019 tax obligations could cost you money. Here are some suggestions to help jumpstart your midyear review: * Adjust your withholdings and estimated payments If you haven’t already, update your withholdings and estimated tax payments to Read More…
Have you recently married, divorced, or lost a spouse? A change in marital status should prompt a review of financial matters, but at such a time it is easy to overlook the details. Here are a few reminders and suggestions. Insurance coverage. When your marital status changes, review your insurance policies. Combining separately held health insurance Read More…
More than a year after sweeping federal and state tax reform were enacted, businesses of all sizes are still wrapping their arms around the changes. Additional guidance and regulations have been issued nearly every month—indeed, change is the new normal. Strategic tax planning now is key to lowering businesses’ total tax liability. Read on for Read More…
Are you missing an opportunity to reduce your property tax liability? Nearly all local taxing jurisdictions, including municipalities, counties, and boards of education, generate tax revenue through the imposition of property tax, which is one of the most substantial sources of local government revenue. For many businesses, property tax is the largest state and local Read More…
Click to Read the Full Articles from our New Year 2019 Tax Planning Letter. Including: What’s New in 2019, Will These New Changes Alter Your 2019 Tax Plan, Top 3 Tax Moves, and Its Time to Create Your Succession Plan .
With the loss of several itemized deductions under the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) for many individuals, taxpayers are wondering where they can still find tax deductions. One great place is with retirement savings. The TCJA did not change the rules for retirement savings tax deductions. In fact, many retirement savings deductions continue Read More…
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