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Major Decision on NY Statutory Residence Issued by Court of Appeals
Feb 28, 2014
The NY Statutory Residence provision was intended to prevent tax evasion by New York residents. Info on NY statutory residence and the permanent place of abode provision. Gaied v New York State Tax Appeals and the details of the court case. State and local tax for New York.
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New Jersey Division of Taxation Offers New Amnesty Initiative
Sep 22, 2014
New Jersey offers taxpayers opportunity to resolve outstanding tax liabilities for the tax periods 2005 - 2013. In exchange for resolving outstanding liabilities, New Jersey will waive most tax penalties and all collection costs and recovery fees for participating taxpayers.
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IRS Provides Permanent Penalty Relief for Late-Filed Form 5500-EZ
Jul 21, 2015
Information on late-filed Form 5500-EZ penalty relief. The IRS has penalty relief for late filers of IRS Form 5500-EZ and is encouraging eligible small businesses that did not file certain retirement plan returns to take advantage of a low-cost penalty relief program.
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2020 Personal Tax Guide - 2019 Year-End Tax Planning Tips
Dec 3, 2019
EisnerAmper's 2019 Year-End Tax Planning Tips can reduce estate taxes, maximize the amount of funds available for retirement and assist you in managing your cash flow to help you meet your financial objectives.
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2019 Personal Tax Guide - 2018 Year-End Tax Planning Tips
Nov 30, 2018
EisnerAmper's 2018 Year-End Tax Planning Tips can reduce estate taxes, maximize the amount of funds available for retirement and assist you in managing your cash flow to help you meet your financial objectives.
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The Proposed GILTI Regulations: Only a First Step in Dealing with GILTI-Related Issues
Nov 1, 2018
On September 13, 2018, the Treasury Department provided the first installment of the long-awaited section 951A proposed global intangible low-taxed income (“GILTI”) regulations. The proposed regulations leave a number of questions unanswered.
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Nov 16, 2018
The Trump Administration has targeted international business in an attempt to stimulate the American economy and business landscape, and tariffs in a three-part series of lists, which heavily targeted China and the European Union.
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4 Tips to Navigate New Meal and Entertainment Rules
Dec 13, 2018
To maximize the M&E deduction businesses should strengthen documentation, have a separation of meals and entertainment for accounting and record keeping, and take a second look at venue choices and guest lists when planning events.
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Beware of the Transition Tax as it Relates to Net Investment Income
Oct 26, 2018
On August 1, 2018, the IRS issued proposed regulations on the IRC Section 965 Transition Tax. In many cases, the regulations provided clarity and examples to various taxpayer situations as well as answers to many questions.
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IRS Provides Added Clarity on the Deductibility of Business Meals
Oct 15, 2018
The TCJA did not specifically address when providing food and beverages might constitute “entertainment”, but taxpayers generally may continue to deduct 50% of the food and beverage expenses associated with operating their trade or business.
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Business Tax Quarterly Executive Summary - Spring 2019
Mar 25, 2019
Leveraging certain classifications in business transactions can yield tremendous tax savings. For C corporations, the designation of a personal goodwill claim can sidestep double taxation in a traditional corporate sale.
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Business Tax Quarterly Suggested Readings - Winter 2018
Dec 13, 2018
The winter 2018 business tax quarterly suggested readings includes IRS clarity on the deductibility of business meals, meals and entertainment expenses, IRS foreign tax rules and state taxation of GILTI with respect to foreign tax credits.
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2021 Personal Tax Guide: 2020 Year-End Tax Planning Tips
Nov 18, 2020
Steps you can take now to help you save income taxes for the current and future years, reduce eventual estate taxes, maximize the amount of funds you will have available for retirement, reduce the cost of financing your children’s education, and manage your cash flow.
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The 20% Pass-Through Deduction – What is a Specified Service Trade or Business?
Oct 15, 2018
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act introduced a new 20% pass-through deduction – IRC Sec. 199A – for business taxpayers other than corporations. Taxpayers may rely on the Proposed Regulations until final regulations are published.
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Are You Prepared to Respond to Varying State Tax Changes?
Sep 25, 2018
Recent tax reform offered many favorable business tax breaks at the federal but that doesn’t mean states will follow in lockstep with all the same provisions. To what extent states will adopt similar measures isn’t yet fully known.
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The Wayfair Sales Tax Ruling -- Surprises and How to Cope
Sep 25, 2018
The Supreme Court reversed a 1992 ruling that a state could only require vendors with a “physical presence” to collect and remit sales tax. The new ruling has ramifications far beyond merely sales tax and typical e-commerce companies.
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IRS Proposes Removal of IRC Sec. 385 Debt-Equity Documentation Regulations
Oct 8, 2018
In Notice 2017-38, the IRS and Treasury identified documentation regulations under IRC Sec. 385 as one of the eight tax regulations imposing an undue financial burden on taxpayers. Until finalized, taxpayers may rely on the proposed regulations.
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Additional Compliance Initiatives Announced by IRS
Sep 21, 2018
Five additional audit campaigns have been announced by the IRS Large Business and International Division. Under its recently developed and implemented audit approach, LB&I is moving toward issue-based examinations.
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Phase-In of Dividend Equivalent Payments Further Extended
Oct 8, 2018
IRC Sec. 871(m) continues to be controversial, with some arguing they are too expansive, overly complicated and difficult to administer. The Treasury and the IRS continue to consider possible agency actions that may reduce unnecessary burdens.
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Business Tax Quarterly Suggested Readings - Fall 2018
Sep 21, 2018
EisnerAmper's Fall 2018 Business Tax Quarterly provides links for further reading regarding the fallout from the Wayfair case, state and local taxes, tax deductions, sales tax, and small business owners.