Remote Workforce Tax and People Implications
Remote workforce tax implications and other complexities should be considered by employers when evaluating flexible work arrangements.
Remote workforce tax implications and other complexities should be considered by employers when evaluating flexible work arrangements.
New tax legislation advances as the House Ways and Means Committee approved a tax package on September 15 that would increase rates on high-net-worth individuals & corporations and affect cross-border activity and pass-through entities.
The telehealth tax checklist highlights information that should be gathered and common issues to consider when assessing federal and state tax obligations as they relate to telehealth.
It is critical that businesses, partnerships, trusts and estates, charities, and other entities with Employer Identification Numbers or EINs update responsible party information within 60 days of change to allow timely notification of indentiy theft or other fraud issues.
When assessing your tax situations for 2021 and subsequent years, consider whether you may benefit from traditional tax accounting method planning, which aims to defer income recognition and accelerate deductions, or “reverse” tax accounting method planning, which does the opposite.
A cost segregation study can be a great tax planning tool that, documented properly, accelerates depreciation expense and results in reduced tax liability.
Given the uncertainty of whether tax changes will be enacted and as of when, individuals who have not recently updated their estate plans should consider estate planning options, sooner rather than later.
The Biden Administration has made tax policy a legislative priority, but will we actually see a 2021 tax bill, and what might it include?
The recently published Green Book contains proposed changes that could result in the limited partner self-employment tax exception coming to an end.
The IRS issued Notice 2021-49 on August 4, 2021, providing long-awaited employee retention credit guidance for employers that have taken or are considering taking the ERC.
The Treasury and IRS are providing a gross receipts safe harbor for employers seeking to claim the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), allowing the exclusion of certain amounts in determining eligibility for the credit.
The more mundane parts of business – like good record keeping – can get overlooked. But in the long run, it can save you in more ways than one.
Section 1202 of the Internal Revenue Code is growing in popularity among investors and may become even more valuable in 2022.
Employers who requested an extension for their 2020 tax return may want to consider retroactive retirement plan adoption to offset their 2020 tax liability. For those who have already filed, keep this planning technique in mind for future years.
Consider these key state tax issues now that state and local governments are revisiting taxpayer compliance with nexus rules, considering new taxes on digital services, and evaluating the extent to which they are willing to conform to federal tax rules and legislation.
Many taxpayers will automatically receive monthly advance child tax credit payments beginning July 15th; however, this may not be beneficial for everyone. The deadline to unenroll is June 28th.
Failing to comply with sales tax collection and filing requirements can result in significant risk and penalties, and states are becoming more aggressive in pursuing. VDAs or Voluntary Disclosure Agreements for sales tax obligations can help limit exposure.
Biden’s American Families Plan and other proposals with potential tax increases will complicate the tax landscape for high-income earners.
With the first 100 days in the rearview mirror, Biden Administration priorities are shifting to the future. Business leaders should prepare for swift movement in ESG, innovation, infrastructure, tax policy, and other areas of focus.
A well thought out 2021 tax strategy is more critical than ever as tax professionals’ role as strategic partners has been enhanced in the business ecosystem through the pandemic and ever-evolving tax policy and legislation.