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Home Energy Audit Tax Benefits

Have you been thinking of making some home energy-saving improvements? You may qualify for some substantial income tax credits.
5 Ways Employers Can Better Manage Unemployment Taxes and Benefits cover

5 Ways Employers Can Better Manage Unemployment Taxes and Benefits

There may be ways to improve your management of FUTA taxes and provide unemployment benefits. Read more to find out how.
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Business Automobiles: How the Tax Depreciation Rules Work

Complex calculations are involved in claiming depreciation deductions for the business use of a passenger automobile. Fiducial the basic rules you need to know.
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The Social Security Wage Base for Employees and Self-Employed People Is Increasing in 2024

The Social Security Administration recently announced that the wage base for computing Social Security tax will increase in 2024. Read more to learn about this update.
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Fall Tax Planning For Small Businesses

Now that we’re entering the fall season, it’s a good time to start thinking about year-end tax planning for your small business.
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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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How Do You Qualify for Innocent Spouse Relief from IRS Tax Problems?

Are you a spouse and were unaware of potential errors or underreporting on your tax return? You may be eligible for innocent spouse relief.
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New Business Start-up Costs

Start-up costs are one of the first considerations when starting a new business. You can identify and address these costs in a solid business plan.
Electric Vehicle Charging Taxes: A State-By-State Overview cover

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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IRS Provides Employers Way to Withdraw Dubious ERC Claims

Many businesses have fallen victim to aggressive marketing of the ERC resulting in ineligible claims. The IRS is providing employers a way to withdraw those claims.
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How IRS Auditors Learn About Your Business Industry

IRS examiners use publications called Audit Techniques Guides to prepare for audits in certain industries. Learn how you can those publications too.
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7 Simple Truths About Payroll for Employers

Employers: How are your payroll processes going these days? Many inefficiencies and compliance risks tend to fly under the radar.
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With Benefits Costs Likely to Rise, Employers May Want to Consider HSAs

Are you concerned about the rising cost of health care benefits next year? Consider offering a high-deductible health plan coupled with HSAs.
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Spouse-Run Businesses Face Special Tax Issues

Do you and your spouse together operate a profitable unincorporated small business? Here’s a look at some of the tax issues they may face.
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Tax Filing Extension Deadline Is October 16, 2023

If you haven't filed your 2022 tax return and requested an extension, that extension expires on October 16th. Failure to file before this deadline can subject you to late-filing penalties.
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What Types of Expenses Can’t Be Written Off by Your Business?

For business expenses to be deductible, expenses must be considered ordinary, necessary, and reasonable. Fiducial breaks down what is and isn't deductible.