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Think dealing in cryptocurrency or on the dark web will help you hide from the IRS? Assume the IRS is still relying on its old manual processes to flag returns? Think again. The IRS is getting technically savvier while, at the same time, increasing its already high...
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The IRS is stepping up scrutiny of partnerships and is requesting more information concerning partnership arrangements going forward. For the most part, capital basis reporting requirements encompass the most significant changes, with the bulk of those being enforced...
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Congress isn’t the only governing body that questions quid pro quos. The IRS considers it a big deal as well, particularly as it relates to charity quid pro quos. A quid pro quo translates from Latin as “something for something.” Anytime you receive a perceived...
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The current administration doesn’t have a glowing opinion about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandate, but that doesn’t mean it won’t pursue revenue where it can. The IRS is stepping up enforcement of ACA provisions for large employers, and the...
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Starting in 2020, your newly hired employees will need to submit redesigned Form W-4s. According to the IRS, the new design replaces complicated worksheets with more straightforward questions. The forms, coupled with the agency’s new Tax Withholding Estimator, are...
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Since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) raised bonus depreciation from 50% to 100% for the first year property is placed in service, many business owners have benefitted. The IRS also extended the definition of qualified property to include assets like used...
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