What is the difference between an amended tax return and a net operating loss carryback? During recent years with the ever-changing tax laws and updates related to COVID we have seen a dramatic uptick in the number of clients filing amended tax returns and net operating loss (NOL) carryback claims. This post explains the difference
Category Archives: Advisory|Tax
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May
May
When does our business need to file income tax returns in other states? When a business operates in multiple states, it can be challenging to determine its state income tax obligations. One of the most critical concepts to understand is state income tax nexus. This refers to the connection or level of presence that a
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Mar
Mar
This article is going to explore two different types of trusts that we utilize with our clients in planning for income taxes and estate taxes. These two trusts are the Charitable Remainder Trust and the Charitable Lead Trust. Both trusts are considered “split-interest” trusts because the assets of the trust, and the trust income, are
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Mar
Mar
Background On Section 179 Section 179 allows you to depreciate certain assets fully in the first year that you purchase them. These deductions must be for business related assets such as vehicles, equipment, and software. Section 179 cannot help you create a loss so you must have the required net income to allow for the
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Mar
Mar
As a result of the recent storms in California, the governor declared a state of emergency in many counties affected by the storms. The IRS and California franchise board released information surrounding filing extensions and the recent California Storms. FTB has extended filing and payment deadlines for many individuals and businesses in California. We are notifying
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Feb
Feb
Overview One of the biggest decisions that entrepreneurs and business owners must make is whether to buy or lease a car. Both options have their pros and cons. The decision comes down to several factors, including the business’s financial situation, the intended use of the vehicle, and the tax implications. Buying
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Jan
Jan
Background What I want to offer in this article is a conversation about how to best think about reducing your taxes and what may be possible. The fact of the matter is that nobody enjoys paying taxes and we would all appreciate a zero-tax bill. I have over thirty years of experience as
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Jan
Jan
Tax Relief Information As a result of the recent storms in California, the governor declared a state of emergency in many counties affected by the storms. This declaration extended tax payment and tax return filing deadlines to May 15th, 2023, as discussed below. We are notifying you of this recent
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Jan
Jan
Standard Mileage Rates for 2023 At the end of December, the IRS issued the 2023 optional standard mileage rates. The rates are used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical, or moving purposes. The rates for 2023 have increased for normal business and medical purposes. The
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Jan
Jan
With the new year starting it is important to keep all the tax filing deadlines in mind. The dates are similar every year except for holidays or weekends. Here are a few of the important ones. The table below will also be linked at the so that you can download and print it out as
