Proposed Regulations Take Aim at Estate and Gift Basic Exclusion
Written by Dalton Bradshaw, CPA In 2017, the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) brought about numerous provisions aimed at benefiting taxpayers,…
Read MoreWritten by Dalton Bradshaw, CPA In 2017, the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) brought about numerous provisions aimed at benefiting taxpayers,…
Read MoreWritten by Ashley G. White, JD, CPA The SECURE Act (the “Act”) became law effective January 1, 2020, and made significant changes to the rules…
Read MoreA few days before Christmas, West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin announced on both Fox News Sunday and his website that he would not support the Build…
Read MoreIRS Issuing Information Letters to Advance Child Tax Credit Recipients and Recipients of the Third Round of Economic Impact Payments On December 22, 2021, the…
Read MoreBy Cooper Melvin, JD If you received an advance payment of the employee retention credit for the fourth calendar quarter of 2021, you might have…
Read More2021 has been a year filled with recovery from the pandemic and economic hardships of 2020. As many of the tax breaks legislators provided during…
Read MoreBy Cooper Melvin, JD As discussed elsewhere in this Beyond the Bottom Line, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act became law on Monday, November 15th….
Read MoreBy Dalton Bradshaw, CPA After months of debates and concessions, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (the “Act”) was passed by Congress on November 5,…
Read MoreBy: Dalton Bradshaw, CPA When considering asset protection from creditors, most individuals and advisors immediately think of assets being hidden away in foreign accounts by…
Read MoreIf you are a business that relies heavily on events such as a theater, museum, or other live venue operator, there is an opportunity for…
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