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On January 31st, 2024, the House of Representatives passed bill H.R.7024 Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024 which aims to provide tax relief and support for American families and workers. The bill now heads to the Senate for consideration. This legislation encompasses a wide ...

It is important for older individuals and retirees to be mindful of potential tax advantages that can help optimize their financial situations. There are various tax strategies that retirees can take advantage of. One common tax strategy is the Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD).

In July 2023, the Texas legislature passed Senate Bill 3, which increased the no tax due threshold and eliminated reporting requirements for certain entities. In response, the Texas Comptroller's office has issued guidance and changed the way some entities have to report for franchise tax purposes ...

Effective January 1, 2024, the Ohio Commercial Activity Tax (CAT) will undergo major changes following the enactment of Am. Sub. H.B. 33 of the 135th Ohio General Assembly.

In 2017, an extensive tax reform bill was enacted during the tenure of former President Trump, introducing a wide array of substantial alterations to the taxation system. These modifications included lowering individual income tax rates, an increase in the standard deduction, and a boost in the ...

Big news for franchise owners in Oklahoma: Oklahoma House Bill 1039 enacted on June 2, 2023, repealed the franchise tax and the reporting requirements starting with tax year 2023.

IRS has taken action against ineligible claims for ERC, a refundable tax credit designed to support businesses and tax-exempt organizations that maintained employees payments during the COVID-19 pandemic. ERC is not available to individuals.

In a rapidly changing financial landscape, Americans are flocking to fixed-income investments, attracted by the promise of higher returns. However, the excitement of increased earnings is often overshadowed by unexpected tax bills. Investors have poured a large chunk of their savings into ...

Taxpayers can authorize a third-party representative to work with the IRS on their behalf. Sometimes this person is an unpaid family member or friend, and sometimes this is a tax professional hired by the taxpayer. Different types of representatives need different authorizations before they can ...