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Managing tax overpayments and repayments

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Overpayments and repayments may seem complicated, but they generally boil down to one simple rule of thumb: Recover net from overpayments that are repaid in the current year and gross from overpayments that aren’t repaid until a subsequent year. ABC will issue the gross transaction on Mike’s W-2C.

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IRS Releases 2023 Cost-of-Living Adjustments for Health FSAs, Transportation Benefits, Adoption Assistance, and More

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For 2023, the monthly limit on the amount that may be excluded from an employee’s income for qualified parking benefits will be $300 (up from $280). The maximum amount of DCAP benefits that can be excluded from income has not been adjusted for cost-of-living changes (it is a non-indexed limit). 2022-38 (Oct. News Release.

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IRS Form 5329: What it is and how to complete it

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When filing tax returns, it’s important to report all income sources accurately. The IRS uses this tax form to report additional taxes on qualified retirement plans, including individual retirement Accounts (IRAs) and other tax-favored accounts. Other tax-favored accounts. Missed required minimum distributions.

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Schedule A and tax-deductible donations to charities

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For accountants, understanding the ins and outs of tax deductions for charitable contributions , including how to properly report monetary donations using Schedule A, is an essential part of tax planning for clients. Generally, the IRS allows you to deduct cash contributions up to 60% of your adjusted gross income (AGI).

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IRS Releases 2022 Cost-of-Living Adjustments for Health FSAs, Transportation Benefits, Adoption Assistance, and More

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For 2022, the monthly limit on the amount that may be excluded from an employee’s income for qualified parking benefits will be $280 (up from $270). The maximum amount of DCAP benefits that can be excluded from income has not been adjusted for cost-of-living changes (it is a non-indexed limit). 2021-45 (Nov. News Release.

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Understanding Form 8283 and non-cash charitable contributions

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For accountants, navigating the complexities of Form 8283 and the tax implications of non-cash charitable contributions is essential in providing solid financial guidance to clients and optimizing their tax benefits. The limitations may vary depending on the type of property donated and the donor’s adjusted gross income.

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IRS Webpage Addresses Tax Rules for Employer-Provided Parking

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The dollar amount of qualified parking expenses that may be excluded from an employee’s gross income cannot exceed a statutory maximum, which is subject to annual cost-of-living adjustments. As background, employers may provide tax-free parking to employees as a qualified transportation fringe benefit under Code § 132(f).

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