Taxes February 13, 2023
New Law Encourages Roth 401(k) Accounts
For 2023, a participating employee can contribute up to $22,500 in elective deferrals or up to $30,000 if they are age 50 or over.
Taxes February 13, 2023
How the Tax Code Can Help Investors Keep Their Real Estate Wealth Stable During Retirement
To leverage a 1031 exchange, an investor has to ensure the income from a real estate investment property sale is reinvested (or “exchanged”) in like-kind property.
Taxes February 13, 2023
IRS Says State Issued Stimulus Payments are Not Taxable
The IRS has determined that in the interest of sound tax administration and other factors, taxpayers in many states will not need to report these payments on their 2022 tax returns.
Accounting February 9, 2023
Southwest Airlines Gives Refunds to 270,000 Travelers for Holiday Meltdown
“Anything that was well documented and under $4,000 our representative approved on the spot,” Southwest Airlines Chief Operating Officer Andrew Watterson told reporters.
Taxes February 8, 2023
AICPA Sends Tax Proposals to Lawmakers
The 61 recommendations in the compendium include proposals related to employee benefits, individual income tax, international tax and tax administration, among others.
Taxes February 6, 2023
IRS Working on 1099 Guidance for Middle Class Tax Refund in California
The agency previously said it was working on guidance for 19 states that provided refunds of some form in 2022.
Taxes February 6, 2023
Treasury Shifts SUV Definition for EV Tax Credits After Carmakers Gripe
The change made Friday is likely to be the difference between thousands of dollars in consumer discounts.
Taxes February 3, 2023
Changes to Tax Credits and Deductions Could Mean Smaller Refunds or Higher Taxes in 2023
Certain tax credits for children and dependents have been reduced, and the charitable deduction some taxpayers took advantage of during the pandemic years is no longer so easy to claim.
Accounting February 3, 2023
Miami Woman Accused of Buying Bentley with PPP Funds
According to the indictment, Rendon submitted fabricated loan applications to lenders in New Jersey and Idaho by falsifying her company’s revenue, payroll, employees ...
Taxes February 2, 2023
Florida CEO Gets 32 Months in Prison for Tax Evasion
To conceal the fraud scheme from the second company and evade taxes on his income for those years, Cory invented fictitious owners, made false representations to his employer, and falsified emails and ...
February 1, 2023
From RMDs to Student Debt, SECURE 2.0 Offers a Lot
While the law contains nearly one-hundred new retirement provisions, following is a summary of some of the most notable changes ...
Taxes January 31, 2023
Ex-IRS Employee Found Guilty of Fraud and Identity Theft
As a preparer, Deena Vang Lee put false information on clients’ returns without their consent.