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New Per Diem Business Travel Rates Kicked In on October 1

The IRS recently announced the special “per diem” rates that became effective Oct. 1, 2023. Read more to find out the basics of these new rates.
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Electric Vehicle Charging Taxes: A State-By-State Overview

The electric and hydrogen vehicle revolution is well underway and every state is dealing with taxes differently. Fiducial has the information you need here.
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Research Credit Available as a Payroll Tax Credit Doubled

The Inflation Reduction Act has a provision that could benefit small business startups. It could allow them to double the research and development credit.
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Planning for Your Retirement – New Wrinkles from the SECURE 2.0 Act

To encourage more Americans to save for retirement, Congress designed the SECURE Act 2.0. Some of these changes could impact your retirement plan strategy.
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What Will Happen When TCJA Tax Changes Sunset in 2025?

Most of the tax changes made by TCJA will expire after 2025. This will impact long range tax planning and result in a mixed bag of tax increases and cuts.
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The benefits of Qualified Opportunity Funds are Waning

What are Qualified Opportunity Funds? They are investment vehicles organized as a corporation/partnership to invest in qualified opportunity zone property.
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Commonly Asked Tax Questions (and Answers!)

Only deal with income taxes once a year with your tax return? If the answer is yes, we bet you have questions related to tax terminology.
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The IRS Issues Update to the Scams to Be Aware of for 2023 and Beyond

When it comes to income taxes, two things tend to be true every year. First, April will always roll around, and second, with tax season comes tax scams.