Valuable New Tax Credits For Commercial and Residential Building Owners

The federal government wants you to go green if you own a commercial or residential rental building. The newly enacted Inflation Reduction Act extends and expands valuable tax credits for solar panels or other renewable energy installations and electric vehicle charger units. Also, the long-available accelerated tax deduction for commercial building energy improvements is now

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Avoid These Mistakes When Converting Your Business To An S Corporation

At first glance, the corporate tax rules for forming an S corporation appear simple. They are not. Basic Requirements   Here is what your business must look like when it operates as an S corporation: The S corporation must be a domestic corporation. The S corporation must have fewer than 100 shareholders. The S corporation

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11 Ways To Generate Tax Free Income

I was perusing the Internal Revenue Code (it’s one of the things I do) and started to think about the various sources of tax-free income. Here are the 11 that jumped out at me: Roth IRAs Social Security benefits up to the taxable limits Tax-free IRA withdrawals (on top of tax-free Social Security) Home sale

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Valuable Tax Credits Available From The Inflation Reduction Act

The President signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law on August 16, 2022. It contains some valuable tax credits for homeowners. When it comes to taxes, nothing is better than a tax credit since it is a dollar-for-dollar reduction in the taxes you must pay (unlike a tax deduction that only reduces your taxable income).

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SALT Cap Work Around With Pass-Through Entity Taxes

To date, 29 states have enacted pass-through entity (PTE) taxes that can enable owners of pass-through entities such as partnerships, multi-member LLCs, and S corporations to effectively get around the federal $10,000 limit on deducting state and local taxes (SALT). The 29 states are Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana,

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