Estate planning for single individuals will require extra attention going forward. Singles now have expanded opportunities to maximize how much they can transfer to loved ones tax-free during their lifetimes and beyond. #estateplanning#taxtips https://t.co/rPJrV6S5sb
Tis the season for giving! If you have given or received any international gifts or donations this year, make sure you are aware of potential tax responsibilities that may be awaiting you. #ForeignReporting#TaxTips https://t.co/06Toc0z6nu
Year-end meetings are an excellent opportunity for medical practices to evaluate their finances, structure, and operations. Here are three key areas to focus on at your annual meeting. #YearEnd#FinancialPlanning https://t.co/dH0vEFhCgG
Last night we celebrated the 30th anniversary of Ryan & Wetmore, PC. Congratulations to our co-founders Pete Ryan and Michael Wetmore on the long-standing success of the firm!
If you have not yet drafted or reviewed your estate plan, now would be the time. Under the new tax law, fewer estates will be subject to the 40% estate and gift tax rate. Take a look at a few proactive planning moves for married couples. #EstatePlanning https://t.co/t1xKCLPRac
Thinking about giving gifts to your employees this holiday season? Before you decide on a great gift idea, make sure that they do not come with tax obligations for the recipient. #TaxTips#HolidayGiving https://t.co/UFGiQA8bSw
Have you thought about your personal year-end tax plan yet? Here are 4 tax saving strategies for you to consider as the year winds down. #TaxTips https://t.co/grz4XxZUok
Approximately 38 million employees do not have an accessible retirement plan. Thankfully, new rules are in the works to help employers join multiple employer plans (MEPs), which are designed to help workers save for retirement. #SmallBusiness#SavingsPlans
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It is time to start year-end tax planning for your small business! Here are seven tax strategies to consider that may help reduce your 2018 tax bill. #TaxTips#TaxPlanning https://t.co/PMKFR3TMU8
The IRS has clarified who is eligible for a new $500 tax credit for dependents who are not children under the age of 17. Factors that play into eligibility include the dependents' age and income. #TaxTips#TaxCredits https://t.co/GbhulkgRKY
As we continue to work, live, and travel internationally, understanding foreign currency is becoming all the more relevant. Here are four of the most commonly asked questions about taxes and foreign currency. https://t.co/mvOZybDuHI
Vacation homes used for both personal and rental purposes will require different income and expense reporting under the new tax law. The rules are different still, for properties that have minimal personal use. #TaxTips https://t.co/imUceAXvQO
If your company purchased real estate to rent or use for business, a cost segregation study may help lower your tax bill. #TaxTips#RealEstate https://t.co/M6fGqSVs0c
Are small business owners able to make deductions on meals bought while entertaining customers and contacts? Let's review how these expenses have changed under the new tax law. #TaxTips#SmallBusinessOwners https://t.co/iADgRnOpAS
Stock options and other forms of equity-based compensation can help private companies attract and retain skilled workers. Now under the new tax law, the deal is even better. #TaxTips#StockOptions https://t.co/xLUac5qsEI
An "accountable plan" may be what your company needs to reimburse employees tax-free under the new tax law. Here's what you need to know about the requirements, potential pitfalls, and other alternatives. #TaxTips https://t.co/zirr5zPqZV
A new tax credit can sweeten the deal on paid family and medical leave. These FAQs will help determine if it is a cost-effective and available option for your company. #taxtips https://t.co/sEvP9HgxNA
Telemedicine has the promise of improving healthcare efficiency while lowering overall cost. Yet, only a reported 7% of eligible employees used this provided benefit. Here are some tips for making it work in your company. https://t.co/IQttj4nwce
The IRS recently proposed regulations to help businesses understand how to calculate the QBI deduction. Let's review the limitation based on W-2 wages and qualified property. #TaxTips#QBI https://t.co/ddnVo1FWM5