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Did You Miss Your State Tax Deduction?

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If you are a shareholder of an S Corporation, partner/member of a partnership/LLC, you might be able to get some of your state tax deduction back. As you may remember, the federal Tax Cuts and Jobs Act reduced the amount of the SALT deduction individuals can claim on their federal tax return to $10,000 starting with the 2018 tax year.

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California Small Business Hiring Tax Credit

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To help Californians get back to work, California’s governor signed a new tax bill to give tax breaks to small businesses that increased hiring during the second half of 2020. California has reserved $100 million to fund this Small Business Hiring Tax Credit program. Tax , Real Estate , Technology , Hospitality.

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The Impact of the Pandemic on State and Local Tax Considerations for a Remote Workforce

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While there are many benefits of a remote workforce, businesses should take a step back and ask the following questions: Does the business have employees who reside and work remotely in other states, and if so, what are the state payroll tax implications? Do the remote employees create income tax nexus in other states?

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California Passes Workaround to the Federal Limit on State Tax Deductions

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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed in December 2017 limited the state and local tax (SALT) deduction for individuals to $10,000. The electing owners are then granted a credit against their California personal income tax for the full amount of the tax paid by the entity on their allocable share of California taxable income.

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Fiscal Year 2023 Revenue Proposal: How Does the Biden Administration’s Proposal Impact the Real Estate Industry?

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Tax Long-Term Capital Gains at the Ordinary Income Rate. Under current tax law, long-term capital gains and qualified dividends are taxed at a maximum income tax rate of 20%. This means that the tax rate for such gain can go up to 37% or potentially to 39.6% The wealth tax is back.

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Friday Footnotes: Why Private Equity Loves the Profession; A Very Naughty KPMG Employee; WTF PwC Guy | 4.5.24

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“No single initiative will solve the profession’s talent shortage,” Sue Coffey, CPA, CGMA, AICPA & CIMA’s CEO–Public Accounting, said in a news release. Finance ] Aitzarelys Negrón, certified public accountant (CPA) and founder of Strategies and T.E.A.,

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