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Massachusetts Enacts Single-Sales Apportionment Among Other Tax Provisions

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As such, effective January 1, 2025, corporations will use a single sales factor, and based on current statute, partnerships would also be required to utilize the single sales factor formula. Also, the legislation closed a loophole for individuals subject to the millionaire’s tax, which imposed a 4% surtax for income over $1M.

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How to Plan for Global Tax Minimization

Cherry Bekaert

tax purposes (the classification may be different for foreign tax purposes) Expanding primarily into treaty countries or non-treaty countries, or both Keeping its cash offshore (e.g., income tax return. corporations that are expanding into high-tax countries. tax return. tax liability.

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Do You Need Help With 174?

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Many companies are experiencing unfavorable cash tax payments when filing their 2022 federal income tax returns this fall, as federal law no longer allows an immediate deduction for Section 174 Research and Experimental (“R&E”) expenses incurred for taxable years beginning after 2021. appeared first on Withum.

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Additional IRS Guidance Surrounding 174 R&E Capitalization Requirements

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Even though the Notice only provides a short window to adjust a 2022 tax return, it could be worth the time and effort if the cash tax savings are significant. The Act delays the IRC §174 R&E capitalization requirement until the taxable year starting after December 31, 2025. but it’s clear that anything is possible.

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Oh BOI, Beneficial Ownership Reporting Has Started, Even for SMLLCs

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A large operating company is any entity with (a) more than 20 full-time US employees, (b) an operating presence at a physical office within the US, and (c) more than $5,000,000 of US-sourced gross receipts reported on its prior year federal income tax return (IRS Forms 1120, 1120-S or 1065 only).

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Noteworthy Changes for Massachusetts Income Taxpayers

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Not exactly the best example of a “flat tax” system, right? But before we worry about the 2023 tax changes, let’s look at some of the major changes impacting your 2022 Massachusetts income tax return. However, the Massachusetts deduction does not have a sunset date. More information can be found in TIR 23.1.

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Business Tax Rates: How Much Do Small Businesses Pay in Taxes?

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The IRS taxes corporations as separate legal entities, which opens them up to double taxation. The IRS then taxes them at the corporate income tax rate. Shareholders still must file their personal income tax returns and report the corporate dividends and capital gains they get as part of their taxable income.