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IRS ‘Get Ready’ Campaign Helps Taxpayers Prepare for Filing Season
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New Jersey CPA Pleads Guilty to $2.5 Million Tax Fraud
Benkoil admitted his conduct resulted in a tax loss to the IRS of nearly $2.5 million and has agreed to pay full restitution.
More Flexibility for Section 529 Plans
A 529 plan account owner can roll over up to $35,000 in unused funds to a Roth IRA without paying any tax, beginning in 2024.
New Law Launches Military Spouse Credit for Employers
Now new legislation enacted at the end of last year, called SECURE 2.0, provides a tax benefit to qualified small businesses aiding military families.
Augusta Rule Provides Tax Savings for Real Estate Rentals
Originally included in Public Law 97-455 passed in October 1976, Section 280(A)(g) was added to allow personal residences to be rented for 14 days or less with the rental income not includible in gross income.
What to Do if Your Taxes Get Audited
Check to see if the IRS will be conducting a correspondence audit or a field audit. It makes a big difference in how you should handle things.
Senator Demands IRS Pays Employee Retention Credits Still Owed to Small Businesses
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says nearly a million businesses are owed an ERC for keeping their staff on payroll during the pandemic.
Income Tax Deduction or Credit? It Matters
Absent unusual circumstances, a credit on your return is more valuable than a deduction, by far. It’s a no-brainer. Nevertheless, there are certain times when a deduction would be preferable.
Certain TurboTax Users Could Receive Up to $85 Each in Free File Settlement
Last year Intuit agreed to pay millions for tricking low-income tax filers into paying for services that should have been free.