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Will Your 2018 Holiday Party be Deductible?

Will Your 2018 Holiday Party be Deductible?

Many businesses hosted Holiday parties at the end of the year. It’s a great way to reward your staff for their hard work and have a little fun. And you could probably deduct 100% of your 2017 party’s cost as a meal and entertainment (M&E) expense – 2018 may...
2018 First-Quarter Tax Deadlines for Business

2018 First-Quarter Tax Deadlines for Business

Here are some of the key 2018 first-quarter tax-related deadlines affecting businesses and other employers. Keep in mind that this list isn’t all-inclusive, so there may be additional deadlines that apply to you. Contact us to ensure you’re meeting all applicable...
Taking Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)

Taking Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)

As the end of the year approaches, most of us have a lot of things on our to-do lists, from gift shopping to donating to our favorite charities to making New Year’s Eve plans. For taxpayers “of a certain age” with a tax-advantaged retirement account, as well as...
Prepaying Property Taxes in 2017 may be Beneficial

Prepaying Property Taxes in 2017 may be Beneficial

Accelerating deductible expenses, such as property tax on your home, into the current year typically is a good idea. Why? It will defer tax, which usually is beneficial. Prepaying property tax may be especially beneficial this year, because proposed tax legislation...
Understanding the Tax Treatment of Income Investments

Understanding the Tax Treatment of Income Investments

Many investors, especially more risk-averse ones, hold much of their portfolios in “income investments” — those that pay interest or dividends, with less emphasis on growth in value. But all income investments aren’t alike when it comes to taxes. So it’s important to...