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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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Upcoming Tax Issues Facing Dealerships That Need To Be Addressed Now

Withum

The step-down of the bonus amount continues annually at 20% until it is completely phased out to 0% in 2027. However, unlike the reduced corporate tax rate, the QBI deduction is only temporary and no longer available after December 31, 2025. What About Estate Planning? Contact Withum today with any questions.

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2022 Year-End Tax Planning Checklist

Withum

Most of the income tax proposals in the 2021 “Build Back Better” bill did not make it into the IRA. General Income Tax Planning. Postpone income until 2023 and accelerate deductions into 2022. Estate Tax Planning. 2022 Year-End Tax Planning Resources. million in 2023).

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Bipartisan Senate Tax Plan Would Expand Credits for Businesses, Children, and Low Income Housing

CPA Practice

The deduction dropped to 80 percent of those purchases last year and will phase out entirely by 2027, absent congressional action. Tax writers plan to end the pandemic-era employee retention tax credit program early to cover the cost of the deal. The deal would also allow small businesses to deduct up to $1.29

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Congress Fails To Pass Key Tax Extenders, Now What?

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The inability of Congress to include key tax extenders in the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, signed into law on December 29, 2022, will increase the federal income tax bill for the majority of U.S. Coming into the new year, business owners likely breathed a sigh of relief that no major tax legislation was passed.

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