by Leif Jensen | Jul 7, 2021 | Taxes |
Cases involving passport revocations are now coming before the Tax Court. A federal statute allows the Department of State to deny or revoke U.S. passports of individuals with federal tax debts of $54,000 or more on whom a tax lien or levy has been filed. The IRS...
by Leif Jensen | Jun 30, 2021 | Taxes |
Businesses can deduct 100% of restaurant meals in 2021 and 2022.The late 2020 stimulus law provides temporary relief from the 50% haircut that normally applies to the business meals write-off. The easing applies only to food and beverages purchased at a restaurant for...
by Leif Jensen | Jun 15, 2021 | Taxes |
For 2021, the maximum amount of tax-free employer-provided dependent care benefits increased to $10,500. This means an employee can set aside $10,500 in a dependent care flexible spending account, instead of the normal $5,000. Workers can only do this if their...
by Leif Jensen | Jun 14, 2021 | Taxes |
Child and dependent care credit increased for 2021 only The new law increases the amount of the credit and the percentage of employment-related expenses for qualifying care considered in calculating the credit, modifies the phase-out of the credit for higher earners,...
by Leif Jensen | Jun 9, 2021 | Taxes |
Over the years I have done presentations to all sorts of professionals that believe they know the tax laws better than I. I am not talking about my peers who love to memorize the code, the rates and nuisances. They know it off the top of their heads, where I may...
by Leif Jensen | Feb 9, 2021 | Taxes |
There is always a lot of wind from politicians to get the top 1% of taxpayers to pay their fair share of taxes. Well according to the IRS they are and have been doing just that. The tax burden on high incomers earners has increased, according to IRS statistics. The...
