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2023 Q1 Tax Calendar: Key Tax Deadlines for Businesses and Employers

Here are some key tax-related deadlines for businesses and employers during Q1 2023. This list isn’t all-inclusive. There may be more deadlines for you.
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Fiducial’s Must-Have Tax Tips for Recently Married Taxpayers

Recently married taxpayers should have a to-do list of post-ceremony actions re: taxes. But don’t worry if you don’t know where to start- Fiducial does!
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Popping Open Some Fringe Benefit COLAs for 2023

The IRS released the 2023 cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs). These apply to a variety of tax-related limits applicable to many popular fringe benefits.
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The IRS Plans on Targeting Abusive ERTC Claims

The ERTC provides refundable tax credits to employers that kept workers on payroll during the pandemic. This is a credit against the employer payroll taxes.
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Managing Capital Gains and Losses in a Turbulent Year

It's been a rough Fall for the stock market. You should review your portfolio and other capital transactions to minimize gains or maximize losses this year.
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Fiducial’s Holiday List for Year-End Gifts with Tax Benefits

Did you know that some gifts provide a variety of tax benefits? Fiducial recommends taking advantage of year-end gifts before it’s too late!
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Tax Planning Issues You Should Consider at Year-End

Year-end is approaching as are the holidays. Before the seasonal celebrations, consider year-end tax planning moves to benefit you for both 2022 and 2023.
How to Treat Business Website Costs for Tax Purposes

How to Treat Business Website Costs for Tax Purposes

These days, most businesses have websites. But surprisingly, the IRS hasn’t issued formal guidance on when business website costs can be deducted.