Employers: Will your health insurance be “affordable” in 2022?

Employers: Will your health insurance be “affordable” in 2022?

Is your organization an applicable large employer (ALE) under the ACA? Will the health insurance you offer employees be considered “affordable” next year?
Double-Check the Rules on Spousal Consent for 401(k) Distributions

Double-Check the Rules on Spousal Consent for 401(k) Distributions

Some 401(k) plans require spousal consent whenever a participant takes a distribution. Others don’t require spousal consent for distributions or loans.
Were You Affected by a Disaster Loss? You Need These Tax Tips

Were You Affected by a Disaster Loss? You Need These Tax Tips

Those in disaster areas are eligible for a variety of tax benefits. If you suffered a disaster loss, read on for important tax-related information.
October Extended Due Date Just Around the Corner

October Extended Due Date Just Around the Corner

October 15 is the extended due date for filing federal individual tax returns for 2020. Failure to file before that date may incur late-filing penalties.
Getting a Divorce? Be Aware of Tax Implications If You Own a Business

Getting a Divorce? Be Aware of Tax Implications If You Own a Business

If you’re a business owner and you're getting a divorce, tax issues can complicate matters. The best thing you can do to avoid surprises is plan ahead.
Should You Opt Out of the Advance Child Tax Credit?

Should You Opt Out of the Advance Child Tax Credit?

Have children under the age of 18? By now, you likely have received your first advance child tax credit payment, either by check or by direct deposit.