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On December 18, 2015, the PATH, or Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act was signed into law by President Obama. This act made several ‘temporary’ tax credits permanent, including the Research Tax Credit. Who Can Get a Research Tax Credit? As with all tax breaks, there is a lot of... Continue reading →
In addition to learning to live together and combining their lifestyles, newly married couples also have a lot to learn when it comes to filing taxes. Getting a head start on the learning the following newlywed tax mistakes can easily translate to tax savings and less stress. Filing as Single... Continue reading →
Many companies worry that they would not be adequately prepared in the event of a sales tax Exemption Certificate Audit. The following steps may help businesses feel more confident and ready for an audit whenever it may occur. Preliminary Evaluation Taking a look at the process that is currently in... Continue reading →
In addition to funding transportation projects, the Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act, signed into law by President Obama on December 4, 2015, also will directly impact IRS tax collection methods. While the IRS has had discretion in using private debt collectors to recover owed tax debts, the new law will... Continue reading →
Most small businesses are typically not as forward-thinking as they should be when it comes to tax planning. Particularly, income tax is an area to which small business owners should give increased attention throughout the year. Hiring a CPA can implement effective tax planning ideas and help small businesses gain... Continue reading →
