Ryan Hart | December 28, 2020
The recently passed "Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021" contains a welcome surprise for business owners affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. In a significant turn away from guidance originally published by the IRS, the new legislation intends to allow a business to deduct expenses in full, even if paid with forgiven PPP funds. Read more. Read More
Ryan Hart | March 22, 2019
What does the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act have to do with divorces and alimony payments? It turns out—a lot. In fact, the new law eliminates tax deductions for alimony payments related to post 2018 divorce agreements. Alimony for divorces pre-2019 that met the tax-law definition if alimony will continue to be deductible. Read more. Read More
Ryan Hart | March 11, 2019
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 affected businesses and employees in any number of ways, and parking expenses were no exception. Before the close of 2018, the IRS issued highly anticipated guidance that will help determine the amount of qualified parking expenses that are subject to disallowance or inclusion in income. Read more. Read More