Cancellation of debt is an issue that often arises around tax time and is something that every taxpayer should understand. Many people are relieved to reach the end of a…
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We have received the SCOTUS ruling on the Obamacare subsidies. The Supreme Court handed down a 6-3 ruling in favor of the Affordable Care Act in the King v. Burwell…
2013 saw a significant spike in tax return related identity theft. According to the IRS, cases of identity theft were up 66% for the filing season a year ago. Based on…
We’re only partway through January, but W-2s, 1099s, and other tax documents are already starting to pour in. Tax season is underway. Are you ready? Chances are, you are more ready…
As more states seek a bigger piece of the tax base pie, businesses are quickly discovering that every state has its own little quirks. Sales taxes are often the worst….
Today I had the opportunity to teach a class of high school students about various tax forms, whether they should file a tax return, and some general principles for dependents…
2014 is a big year for changes in the health insurance world. The Affordable Care Act was set up to implement slowly over time and 2014 will see a lot…
In a recent tax court case, the IRS has successfully denied a “pizza deduction” for wages paid out in, well, pizza (Ross, TC Summ. Op. 2014-68). In this case, a small business…
It’s the end of July. Do you know where the Section 179 limits renewal is? As of right now, it sits in limbo. For the last couple years, companies have…
On June 30, 2014, the Supreme Court offered their Hobby Lobby decision related to the Affordable Care Act. In their decision, they limited the scope of their findings to closely…
