The US Loses Out On $1 Trillion a Year Due to Tax Evasion, IRS Estimates

The US Loses Out On $1 Trillion a Year Due to Tax Evasion, IRS Estimates

IRS Commissioner Rettig says the US may be losing up to $1 trillion/year in evaded taxes. He listed many tax evasion techniques they had not been aware of.
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2021 Q3 Tax Calendar: Key Deadlines for Businesses and Other Employers

2021 Q3 Tax Calendar: Key Deadlines for Businesses and Other Employers

Fiducial has the key business-related 2021 third-quarter tax deadlines to mark on your calendar. Don't miss any of these important dates!
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Made a Mistake on Your Tax Return - What Happens Now?

Made a Mistake on Your Tax Return - What Happens Now?

Generally speaking, tax return mistakes are more common than you probably realize. Taxes have grown complicated and COVID tax relief has made many changes.
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Thinking of Dumping Old Tax Records? Think Again

Thinking of Dumping Old Tax Records? Think Again

Tired of having all those old tax records taking up space? Want to dump as much as you can? Find out how long you should keep them.
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Understanding Passive Activity Loss Rules and How They Affect You

Understanding Passive Activity Loss Rules and How They Affect You

What are passive activity loss rules and how do they affect you? Fiducial defines passive activities and explains the rules regarding associated losses.
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Withdraw Cash from Your Closely Held Corporation at a Low Tax Cost

Withdraw Cash from Your Closely Held Corporation at a Low Tax Cost

Owners of closely held corporations be interested in withdrawing cash from their businesses at a low tax cost. Here are some strategies Fiducial suggests.
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Claiming the Business Energy Credit for Using Alternative Energy

Claiming the Business Energy Credit for Using Alternative Energy

Wondering whether alternative energy technologies can help your business manage energy costs? Check out the business energy credit.
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You Should Be Keeping Home Improvement Records

You Should Be Keeping Home Improvement Records

The gain from a home’s sale can be substantially higher than the allowable exclusion. Home improvement records can be beneficial and save on taxes.
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