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A Beginner’s Guide to Small Business Tax Deductions

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Tracking expenses and claiming all of the small business tax deductions you’re eligible for can add up to substantial savings, especially for start-ups that reinvest aggressively as they scale. When the time comes, contact us about our virtual bookkeeping services.

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S Corporations Should Be Jaded That 1202 Only Applies to C Corporations

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However, by limiting Section 1202 eligibility to C Corporations the larger entity classification population of S corporations cannot entice as many investors for start-up businesses, even though S corporations represent more small businesses across the United States. A rate of 29.6%

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IRS Issues Favorable QSBS Tax Ruling for Businesses

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Both limitations apply on a per-issuer and per-taxpayer basis, and while the exclusion is limited to the greater of the two rules, in practice, the $10 million rule is most often the limiting factor in start-up ventures. One important issue in determining QSBS eligibility is whether the business is a qualified trade or business (QTB).

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SECURE Act 2.0 Would Expand Incentives for Employer Retirement Plans

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Increased Credit for Small Employer Retirement Start-up Costs . Under current law, employers with no more than 100 employees are generally allowed to claim an income tax credit for retirement plan startup costs equal to 50% of the costs paid or incurred in the first credit year and each of the immediately following two taxable years.

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IRS Grants a “Do Over” to a Taxpayer Engaging in a Qualified Rollover

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Both of these limitations apply on a per-issuer and per-taxpayer basis, and while the exclusion is limited to the greater of the two rules, in practice, the $10 million rule is most often the limiting factor in start-up ventures. For more information on this topic, please contact a member of Withum’s Business Tax Services Team.