Employers often give employees holiday gifts. If a gift is a de minimis fringe benefit, it is tax-free to employees and tax deductible by the employer.
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The IRS released 2021 cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) for a variety of tax-related limits. These include those related to many popular fringe benefits.
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If you are a small business owner, every penny counts. So, you not only want to optimize your revenue but also minimize your expenses and your tax liability
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The business use of websites is widespread. However, the IRS hasn’t yet issued formal guidance on when Internet business website costs can be deducted.
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Banks are working with borrowers on loan modifications. Recent guidance confirms that short-term changes due to COVID-19 won’t be subject to rules for TDRs.
Small business owners know the increasing cost of employee health care benefits. Employer-sponsored HSAs may provide some of these benefits and save money.
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The IRS has news about HRAs! The 2021 inflation-adjusted max dollar amount for excepted benefit HRAs or other account-based group health plans is here.
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