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Whether to file joint or separate tax returns when married depends on various factors. Discover what factors you should consider.

Did you donate to charity last year? Make sure you have the proper documentation in order to submit along with your returns.

To combat the number of questionable ERTC claims, the IRS devised programs to allow businesses to pay back funds after filing false claims.

Considering a like-kind exchange to defer a tax bill, read more to learn how to do it.

The standard deduction rate is increasing from 65.5 cents to 67 cents - accounting for the national increase in gas prices. Learn more.

You may have some questions pertaining to this year's tax process and rules. We will do our best to address them in this article.

Here are Q1 deadlines for the 2024 Tax Calendar.

While providing company cars can indeed be a valuable benefit for businesses, it's important to note the tax rules and implications.

Every year, the dollar amounts allowed for various federal tax benefits are subject to change based on inflation adjustments. Read for more.

The IRS recently announced inflation-adjusted amounts for next year that are relevant to small businesses. Here's a breakdown.

Restricted stock awards are a popular way for companies to offer equity-oriented executive compensation. Read to learn more.

If you’re concerned about your 2023 tax bill, here are four quick strategies that may help you trim your taxes before year end.

In the midst of holiday shopping, don’t forget to consider these strategies to cut the 2023 tax liability for your business. Read More.

As the end of 2023 gets closer, here are some rules and reminders about your flexible spending account (FSA) to keep in mind.

Cost segregation studies is a strategy that yields tax benefits, but it’s not the right move for every business. Here’s how it can help.

Choosing the best entity for your business is a multi-faceted decision. Here are some things to consider.

If you need cash, you may decide to tap into your IRA. But if you’re not yet 59½, you may have to pay a penalty. Here are the exceptions.

Failure to pay payroll taxes is a tricky slope that can hold business owners and its leadership team accountable. Here's an overview.

Does your employer offer a 401(k) plan? Here are the basic features of these plans to illustrate why you should strongly consider it.

If your child is fortunate enough to get a scholarship, is the amount taxable income? Read to understand how the scholarship may be taxed.