Even if you filed your 2022 tax return by the deadline, you may still have questions. We’re often asked about refund status, how long to keep records and when an amended tax return should be filed. Here are some answers.
Can you deduct a gym membership as a medical expense on your tax return? What about nutritional supplements? The IRS recently answered these and other questions.
An educational assistance program can be a win-win. Employees value the perk and employers can benefit from a more educated, motivated workforce. Here are the basic tax rules.
The IRS is asking more questions about cryptocurrency and digital assets and will soon be learning more information about those who invest in and use them.
C corporation owners: To keep your compensation tax deductible, you need to ensure it’s “reasonable.” Otherwise, it could be deemed a dividend. Here are four steps to take.
Want to do some spring cleaning and get rid of tax documents? You don’t want to clear out records that the IRS might request in an audit. Here are the general rules.
If you’re a small business owner, you may be reluctant to set up a retirement plan because of the administrative burdens. Here are two options to consider that have far fewer requirements than traditional qualified retirement plans.
Does this year’s April 18 filing deadline apply to your business? What additional tax deadlines are there for businesses and employers during the second quarter of 2023?
The income tax return deadline is April 18 this year. But it’s also the deadline for filing a gift tax return if you made large gifts last year. Find out if you’re required to file a 2022 gift tax return and why you may want to file one anyway.
A tax law that passed in 2017 makes a major change to Section 174 research and experimental (R&E) expenses. Here’s what it might mean for your 2022 business tax return being filed this year.
If you invest in the stock market, you’ve probably owned some losing shares. Here’s how to claim losses on your tax return for depreciated or worthless stock.
How does a business know if advertising and marketing expenses are “ordinary and necessary” so they can be deducted on its tax return? Here’s a look at the issue.
If you receive a personal injury settlement or award, do you have to pay tax on it? Here are the rules, along with court cases involving two taxpayers who had to pay tax on their settlements.
If you want to help ensure your financial security in retirement, saving now is one of the best moves you can make. If you qualify, you still have time to contribute to an IRA or SEP and save on your 2022 tax return.
Breaking into a retirement plan before age 59½ may result in a penalty tax. But there are exceptions. Here are the rules, along with what happened to one taxpayer who tried to avoid the penalty because he had diabetes.
If you’re a parent, you know that children are expensive. Fortunately, there’s a federal Child Tax Credit that may help you with the expenses. Here are the current rules.