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The Tax Blotter – Feb. 2024

CPA Practice

The Tax Blotter is a round-up of recent tax issues and Tax Court rulings. Although audit rates have been historically low the last few years, the IRS is expected to begin targeting more individuals, especially high-income taxpayers. How long does the IRS have to audit your return? Start the clock.

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ERC Moratorium – What Does That Mean?

Withum

If a business timely filed its original 941s and no fraud is involved, then the IRS has until April 15, 2024 to deny 2020 claims, it has until April 15, 2025 to deny Q1 and Q2 2021 claims, and it has until April 15, 2027 to deny Q3 and Q4 (for recovery startup businesses) 2021 claims. In other words, playing the audit lottery is risky.

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Year-End Tax Planning Strategies for Businesses to Prepare for 2024 

Anders CPA

Year-end is approaching fast, which means this is the perfect time for businesses to make some final adjustments to their tax planning strategies. Exploring options such as a de minimis safe harbor election or purchasing assets to take advantage of 2023’s bonus depreciation of 80% could have a big impact on a business’s tax burden come April.

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2023 Year-End Tax Planning Strategies for Businesses

Cherry Bekaert

There are several key tax considerations and tactical approaches for businesses to address while closing out 2023 and moving into 2024. From leveraging tax incentives to optimizing deductions, this guide offers insights into tax planning to help businesses make informed decisions and set a solid foundation for the upcoming year.

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Last Week in Payroll: Localization of Work

ThomsonReuters

The guidance is aimed at helping multi-state employers determine to which state wages should be reported and unemployment taxes paid. Being familiar with the DOL’s “localization of work” provisions may be helpful to employers that want to make sure wages are reported and unemployment taxes are paid to the correct state.

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The Technology Lab Podcast – Tech Predictions for 2024 – Dec. 2023

CPA Practice

If you’re in the Thomson world, the path is a little more convoluted with Ultra tax being their their major bet. And then having pulled the plug on the on the on vo tax platform. And, of course, we’ve seen the transition from prosystem tax into excess tax and so forth. But I think that also has risk of being commoditized.