As your business gets ready for the holiday giving season, keep the following tax limits in mind. Your company can only deduct up to $25 per person per year for gifts to recipients such...

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President-Elect Donald Trump will return to the White House in 2025 — a year that already was expected to see significant activity on the federal tax front. A projected unified GOP Congress is poised...

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What’s the difference between an amended tax return and a superseding return? Amended returns can be filed to correct or change information on a timely filed return, after the original or extended due date...

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November’s here. With the holiday season and year end coming soon, many employers are planning to pay employee bonuses. If you are, the timing of bonus payments may help reduce your business tax. For...

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Recently, the IRS issued guidelines for 2024 substitute tax forms. If you’ve never heard of substitute tax forms, you’re not alone. As IRS Publication 1167 (https://bit.ly/3YUOw5P  ) explains, taxpayers may create and file their...

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If you receive an inheritance valued at less than the estate tax exemption amount ($13.61 million in 2024 and $13.99 million in 2025), it isn’t subject to federal tax. Regardless of an estate’s size,...

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Recently, the IRS issued guidelines for 2024 substitute tax forms. If you’ve never heard of substitute tax forms, you’re not alone. As IRS Publication 1167 (https://bit.ly/3YUOw5P  ) explains, taxpayers may create and file their...

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A valuable one-time federal tax credit is available through 2025 to employers looking to hire new workers. The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) encourages employers to hire from certain groups that face employment barriers....

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Now that National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (October) has come to an end, the IRS and its Security Summit partners are sharing some best practices. Be careful about revealing too much personal information on social...

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