In the two years since the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak, lawmakers have overhauled the tax landscape due to the economic relief issued to individuals and businesses impacted by the pandemic. While the relief was much needed, it will potentially impact individual and business-related tax planning.
Business owners rely on their accountants to file taxes, provide them with reliable financial advice, and guide them on growing and operating their business. Working with the right accountant can make a significant difference in the economic well-being of your business. Unfortunately, many business owners assume that their accountant knows what they are doing because they earned the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation, but putting that knowledge into practice is another story.
With 2021 in the rearview mirror, there’s no better time to start thinking about the documents you’ll need to prepare your tax return. It can be a lot to keep track of, so we’ve provided a handy checklist of documents to keep an eye out for or to start collecting over the next couple of weeks, as the 2022 tax filing season officially kicks off on January 24th.
This post updates previously published content regarding legislation that would raise the threshold for nonprofit audits from $500,000 to $1M. Assembly Bill 4635 (AB4635) passed the New Jersey legislature on December 20, 2021, and now heads to Governor Murphy for further action.
On the twelfth day of Taxmas, my accountant gave to me a tip to contribute to an HSA if I have a high deductible health plan. A Health Savings Account (HSA) is a tax-advantaged savings account created for people who get insurance coverage through high-deductible health plans.
As Christmas approaches, Klatzkin is putting a twist on a holiday classic. But rather than filling your head with drummers drumming and golden rings, we’re focused on providing tips through “The Twelve Days of Taxmas” blog series that could help minimize your tax liability. On the eleventh day of Taxmas, Klatzkin gave to me the […]
As Christmas approaches, Klatzkin is putting a twist on a holiday classic. But rather than filling your head with drummers drumming and golden rings, we’re focused on providing tips through “The Twelve Days of Taxmas” blog series that could help minimize your tax liability. On the tenth day of Taxmas, Klatzkin gave to me a […]
As Christmas approaches, Klatzkin is putting a twist on a holiday classic. But rather than filling your head with drummers drumming and golden rings, we’re focused on providing tips through “The Twelve Days of Taxmas” blog series that could help minimize your tax liability. On the ninth day of Taxmas, my accountant gave to me […]
As Christmas approaches, Klatzkin is putting a twist on a holiday classic. But rather than filling your head with drummers drumming and golden rings, we’re focused on providing tips through “The Twelve Days of Taxmas” blog series that could help minimize your tax liability. On the eighth day of Taxmas, my accountant reminded me to […]
On the seventh day of Taxmas, my accountant gave to me an annual reminder to review beneficiary designations for retirement accounts, annuities, and life insurance contracts.
