With 2022 racing to a close, we are carefully reviewing each client’s situation to identify the most effective tax-saving strategies. Please consider our year-end planning suggestions below, as they are likely to be applicable to your tax situation.
Equity compensation continues to be a popular way to incentivize and reward employees. When a firm pays an employee with equity, the employee’s compensation becomes tied to the success of the company. The taxation of equity compensation can be extremely complex. We wanted to provide a brief and general taxation overview of common types of compensation and planning ideas to consider.
With markets underwater, many clients are wondering what the tax effect of their cryptocurrency holdings might be. This article will help to provide you with a high-level overview, as well as some potential tax benefits, of trading in a bear market.
Since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA), taxpayers have been limited in claiming the state and local tax deduction on their personal tax filings to a maximum deduction of $10,000. In late 2020, the IRS released IRS Notice 2020-75 which permitted certain taxpayers who own pass-through businesses such as partnerships or S-corporations to workaround the state and local tax limitation assuming certain state qualifications have been met.
As we plan for the year ahead, we are highlighting notable tax dates to make sure that our clients can keep track of important deadlines. Be prepared for the following filing dates in 2022.
After much deliberation and contention, we contention, we are inching closer to a final version of the Build-Back-Better-America (BBBA) spending bill. Much to our surprise, many of the previously anticipated changes to tax rates and estate taxes were omitted from the recent bill.