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9.4.20

Recent Changes to Depreciation of Qualified Improvement Property

On December 22, 2017, President Trump signed into law the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).  While the TCJA was one of the largest overhauls…

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9.3.20

Employers Have Questions and Concerns About Deferring Employees’ Social Security Taxes

The IRS has provided guidance to employers regarding the recent presidential action to allow employers to defer the withholding, deposit and payment of certain payroll…

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9.1.20

Reviewing the Finer Points of the Section 199A Tax Deduction

It’s been over a year since the IRS issued final regulations regarding Internal Revenue Code Section 199A. This Code Section created a tax deduction enabling…

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8.27.20

Rolling Over Capital Gains Into a Qualified Opportunity Fund

If you’re selling a business interest, real estate or other highly appreciated property, you could get hit with a substantial capital gains tax bill. One…

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8.27.20

Taking Distributions From Your Traditional IRA

Like many people, you may have worked hard to accumulate a nest egg in your traditional IRA. Knowing the finer points of the distribution rules…

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8.25.20

Is Your Portfolio Ready for a REIT?

The stock market’s roller coaster ride this year, spurred largely by the COVID-19 crisis, has many people craving stability. If volatility makes you nervous, it’s…

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8.25.20

Risks vs. Benefits of Life Insurance Loans

Because of the economic downturn triggered by the COVID-19 crisis, many people have found themselves in need of cash to pay unexpected medical bills, mortgage…

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8.24.20

Journal Entries May Signal Financial Statement Fraud

With a median loss of $954,000, financial statement fraud is the costliest type of white-collar crime, according to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Fortunately,…

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8.21.20

Three Steps to Investigate Fraud

Theft sometimes happens from inside an organization. When a business owner suspects that an employee is stealing assets or manipulating financial results, it’s time to…

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8.12.20

Unmasking Fraud During This Economic Downturn

Fraud tends to flourish during periods of prosperity. The reason is simple: When companies experience fast-growing revenues and rising net profits, they may lack a…