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KROST Industry Magazine: The Sports & Entertainment, Vol. 5 Issue 2, is Now Available!

KROST

The Sports & Entertainment Issue highlights some of the hot topics in the sports & entertainment industry including tax issues for athletes, estate & trust planning, Client Accounting Services, and more. The post KROST Industry Magazine: The Sports & Entertainment, Vol. 5 Issue 2, is Now Available!

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Loan-Out Corporations – Maximizing Tax Savings & Financial Flexibility for Sports & Entertainment Professionals

KROST

Loan-out corporations are widely used by sports and entertainment professionals as a tax and financial strategy. The post Loan-Out Corporations – Maximizing Tax Savings & Financial Flexibility for Sports & Entertainment Professionals appeared first on KROST.

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Deducting Meals and Entertainment Expenses

CapataCPA

Deducting Meals and Entertainment Expenses While the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 eliminated many deductions for business meals and entertainment, there are still some deductions available. The post Deducting Meals and Entertainment Expenses appeared first on CPA firm in Orange County, CA | CAPATA.

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Learn How to Deduct Travel and Entertainment Expenses

Patriot Software

For some business owners, spending money on travel and entertainment is inevitable. Whatever your situation, you might be able to claim travel, meals, and entertainment tax deductions. Travel and entertainment You can deduct certain travel and entertainment expenses […] READ MORE.

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The Future Of Entertainment? Try Professional Gaming

PYMNTS

“It is the juxtaposition of social networking and entertainment and sports all combined,” said Glen Calvert , chief operating officer of Fnatic , a London-based eSports outfit that hires professional gamers, runs tournaments and sells branded gaming apparel and gear. It's not just a video game.

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The Accountant Shortage Isn’t Bad Enough For NASBA to Entertain Dropping the 150 Hour Requirement

Going Concern

The post The Accountant Shortage Isn’t Bad Enough For NASBA to Entertain Dropping the 150 Hour Requirement appeared first on Going Concern. If we can’t tinker with the 150-hour rule then all that leaves is increasing salaries and…well…we know how firms feel about that.

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IRS Updates Business Meals and Entertainment Guidance

Katz,Sapper&Miller

21, the IRS released proposed regulations on the treatment of meals and entertainment expenses based on the modifications imposed when the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was passed into law. The proposed regulations primarily serve to reinforce and clarify the rules previously established in the TCJA and IRS Notice 2018-76.