by Leif Jensen | Aug 27, 2019 | General |
Sole proprietorships are now officially on the IRS’s radar, because auditors know from experience that some self-employed individuals claim excessive write-offs and don’t report all their income. Tempting targets include proprietors reporting at least $100,000 of...
by Leif Jensen | Aug 26, 2019 | Taxes |
In May the IRS released Rev. Proc. 2019-26; this spells out the depreciation level for luxury passenger autos ($50,000 or more) and the tax liability for leased vehicles. The annual depreciation limitations for passenger automobiles (including trucks and vans) first...
by Leif Jensen | Aug 21, 2019 | Taxes |
Two recent tax law changes affect nonprofits. The first is that nonfilers get relief on exemption revocations. Exempt groups that fail to file their annual Form 990 returns for two consecutive years will get a letter from IRS notifying them that the agency hasn’t...
by Leif Jensen | Aug 20, 2019 | Taxes |
Couples who are self-employed must each figure their SECA tax separately and are required to complete a separate Schedule SE. Their total combined self-employment tax then goes on Schedule 4, line 57, of the 1040. Losses incurred in one spouse’s business cannot be...
by Leif Jensen | Aug 19, 2019 | Tax Court |
A company’s CFO has liable for its past-due employment taxes, according to the tax court The CFO had control over the company’s bank account and oversaw all aspects of the firm’s operations and finances, including payroll, tax return preparation and personnel matters....
