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Wealthy Taxpayers May Want to Strategize for Potential Tax Increases

Wealthy Taxpayers May Want to Strategize for Potential Tax Increases

The President has not revealed his future tax policies, but Joe Biden has. That is why the wealthy are strategizing for potential tax increases.
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October's Extended Due Date Is Fast Approaching (And So Are Penalties!)

October's Extended Due Date Is Fast Approaching (And So Are Penalties!)

Did you complete your 2019 return by July 15? If not, and you filed a request for more time, that extended due date expires October 15, 2020.
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COVID-19 Testing, Diagnostics Not Minimum Essential Coverage

COVID-19 Testing, Diagnostics Not Minimum Essential Coverage

The IRS has news regarding COVID-19 testing and diagnostics. Medicaid coverage limited to COVID-19 services does not qualify as minimum essential coverage.
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Traditional IRA and RMD Opportunities to Explore for 2020

Traditional IRA and RMD Opportunities to Explore for 2020

Many people have taken financial hits this year. However, 2020 does provide some unique tax opportunities for those with traditional IRA accounts.
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Health Savings Accounts (HSAs): What You Need to Know

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs): What You Need to Know

HSAs are misunderstood and underused. Congress created them so those with HDHPs could save for medical expenses not covered by insurance.
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Employers Should Approach Payroll Tax Deferral Cautiously

Employers Should Approach Payroll Tax Deferral Cautiously

President Trump signed an executive memo on August 8 for a payroll tax deferral. It creates uncertainty re: administrative compliance and long-term impact.
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New Opportunity For $500 Economic Impact Payments for Children

New Opportunity For $500 Economic Impact Payments for Children

The IRS reopens registration for those with children who didn't receive Economic Impact Payments. Did you receive your $500/child stimulus payment?
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Key Tax Deadlines for Businesses and Employers in Q4 2020

Key Tax Deadlines for Businesses and Employers in Q4 2020

Here are key tax-related deadlines for businesses and employers in Q4 2020. This list isn’t all-inclusive; additional deadlines may apply to you.
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Stimulus Checks Issued to Decedents Cancelled by the IRS

Stimulus Checks Issued to Decedents Cancelled by the IRS

The Treasury Dept. has cancelled outstanding stimulus checks issued to ineligible recipients. This includes those declared deceased.
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Qualified retirement plan rules affect COVID-19-related layoffs and rehires

Qualified retirement plan rules affect COVID-19-related layoffs and rehires

Have you laid off employees because of COVID-19? Plan to rehire some of them before 2020 ends? If so, and you offer a qualified retirement plan, listen up!
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What You Need To Know About Bonus Depreciation

What You Need To Know About Bonus Depreciation

Are you aware of the 100% bonus depreciation tax available for qualifying property? Fiducial has five important points to know about this tax-saving tool.
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Nexus Rules Are Being Reshaped for Remote Workers Due to COVID-19

Nexus Rules Are Being Reshaped for Remote Workers Due to COVID-19

With more people working from home, states are considering nexus. State governments must address remote employees in terms of nexus rules and tax revenue.
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Court invalidates some COVID-19 paid sick and family leave regs

Court invalidates some COVID-19 paid sick and family leave regs

Parts of the DOL’s temporary regs of the paid sick and family leave parts of the FFCRAwere nullified. This is important in the implementation of the law.
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Employers, Don't Miss Out on the Work Opportunity Credit (WOTC)

Employers, Don't Miss Out on the Work Opportunity Credit (WOTC)

The Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2019 extended the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC). This lets employers who are willing to help disadvantaged people benefit from a substantial federal tax credit.
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Your Sec 529 Plan (College Savings Plan) Just Became More Useful

Your Sec 529 Plan (College Savings Plan) Just Became More Useful

A Sec 529 Plan is a tax-beneficial incentive for parents and others to save money for college tuition and fees. Congress just made them more useful.
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Tax Effects of a Business Making a Charitable Contribution

Tax Effects of a Business Making a Charitable Contribution

Businesses generally aren't allowed a business expense deduction for a charitable contribution. Fiducial explains the pros and cons of these contributions.
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