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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. Doing so may enable you to claim larger deductions, credits, and other tax breaks for 2022 that are phased out over varying levels of adjusted gross income (AGI). million in 2023).

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A guide to effective investments in equipment for manufacturing companies

Menzies

Read on if you and your manufacturing company falls into one of the following categories: – For manufacturing companies investing in significant pieces of plant and machinery can be key to driving business growth. The tax treatment of capital expenditure can vary depending on the timing and type of purchase.

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What exactly is indirect tax?

ThomsonReuters

Jump to: What is indirect tax? Types of indirect tax The value of indirect tax to tax professionals Differences between direct and indirect tax Tax planning and management is one of the primary areas accountants help their clients. Taxes are either direct tax or indirect tax.

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Super-Deduction Substituted by Full Expensing

Menzies

For example, consider a company that has a corporation tax liability of £1 million for the 12-month period ending on 31 March 2024. The Full Expensing first year allowance will effectively reduce the company’s corporation tax liability by £250,000. Who Is Eligible to Claim the Allowance?

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Upcoming Tax Issues Facing Dealerships That Need To Be Addressed Now

Withum

Then in 2023, interest rates began to climb and continue to do so, inventories started to get stale, manufacturers tinkered with floor plan assistance programs, and profitability dropped at stores. However, unlike the reduced corporate tax rate, the QBI deduction is only temporary and no longer available after December 31, 2025.

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Tax Strategies for Selling an S Corporation: Planning for an Asset Sale

CTP

Since the sale has already occurred, these are taxed at ordinary income tax—a rate that taxpayers likely want to avoid since it can be as high as 37%. The business may also have fixed assets, such as manufacturing equipment, furniture, vehicles, or other tangible assets.

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Selling an S Corporation: How to Maximize Tax Savings in an Asset Sale

CTP

Business owners looking to sell their S corporation may start to get tangled up in all the details, especially if they are a first-time seller. This can lead to overlooking one key part of the sales process: tax planning.

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