Posts Tagged ‘TCJA’
The Sunset of Key TCJA Provisions: What You Need to Know for Tax Planning
As we approach the end of 2024, several significant provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 are either in the process of phasing out or will sunset completely. These changes will impact both individuals and businesses, potentially increasing tax liabilities across the board. Here’s a breakdown of the provisions that are…
Read MoreUnderstanding Business Travel Expenses and Tax Deductions
The TCJA changes how to treat business travel expenses when filing taxes Entrepreneurs have plenty to manage, from growing their business to paying employees to managing client and vendor relationships. Paying taxes is a big consideration and can be complex, especially when the tax law continues to change and thus requirements are hard to follow.…
Read MoreTax Tips if You’re Retiring in 2019 — or Planning for it Soon
Hoping to retire this year? With new tax laws in place, learn some important financial considerations for this transitional time in your life By 2030, all of the people included in the baby boomer generation will be at least 65, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. And over the next few years, many more people…
Read MoreThe TCJA is in Full Effect: How Physicians Can Keep More Money
The new tax law made it easier for many doctors to pay less, but not everyone will benefit. From charity to children, here are the decisions which could affect how much income doctors retain in 2019 Doctors are frequently exhausted by their duties and find focusing on their taxes difficult – and MD Magazine highlighted…
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