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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More Relief from Failure-to-Deposit Employment Tax Penalties

An employer would typically be penalized for failing to deposit federal employment tax. Examples include deposits of withheld income taxes and FICA taxes.
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Tax Court Decision Holds Potential Impact for Travel Deductions

Tax Court Decision Holds Potential Impact for Travel Deductions

Many professions require extensive travel and time in paid lodging.Traditionally, taxpayers claim these as travel deductions. However, new rules are coming.
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Tax Advantages of Hiring Your Child at Your Small Business

Tax Advantages of Hiring Your Child at Your Small Business

Did you know that you can save family income and payroll taxes by putting your child on the payroll? If you own a small business, read on!
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Do You Owe Taxes and Can't Pay by the Due Date?

Do You Owe Taxes and Can't Pay by the Due Date?

What do you do if you end up owing money on your taxes? The IRS encourages you to pay the full amount by imposin penalties and interest on late payments.
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Looking for a Tax Credit? Don’t Miss out on These!

Looking for a Tax Credit? Don’t Miss out on These!

A tax credit is a tax benefit that offsets your actual tax liability. Check out Fiducial's list of tax credits available to individual taxpayers for 2020.
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Switching Entities: Should You Convert from a C to an S Corporation?

Switching Entities: Should You Convert from a C to an S Corporation?

An S corporation can provide substantial tax benefits over a C corporation at times. However, costly tax issues may exist that you should assess.
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Good News! Big Increase in Child Tax Credit For 2021

Good News! Big Increase in Child Tax Credit For 2021

An increased child tax credit is part of the ARPA. The IRS will pay a portion of the credit in advance in monthly payments from July through December.
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