Last week, congress passed new tax legislation. Among the important provisions, some of the taxpayers effected by this legislation include: those who itemize for medical and dental expenses, or mortgage insurance premiums; have tuition & fees deductions; investors in empowerment zones; solar, business and non-business energy efficient property purchasers; employers providing Family and Medical Leave;…
Stocking ideas, white elephant gifts, and presents for that one uncle whose name is hard to remember all have one thing in common, gift cards. But, before buying the catchall to last minute shopping, get all the facts about gift cards and their bottom line. Here is a great article from FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance…
It’s the end of another year, and with it come changes in payroll tax reporting and withholding rates. The following information will be effective for all payroll paid after December 31, 2019. Additionally, we are providing some reminders to help get through the 2019 annual reporting process. PAYROLL REMINDERS Remember to add health insurance for…
As we approach the end of 2019 and get ready for a new tax season, it’s a good time to be thinking about getting your company’s accounting ready for your CPA. By utilizing Isler’s Client Accounting Services (CAS) team in the next few weeks, you can ensure a smooth and timely process for completing your…
As the end of 2019 approaches, more and more information and guidance is released by the IRS relating to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, as well as guidance relating to a number of different areas not impacted by the landmark tax reform act. While one of the claimed benefits of tax reform was the…
As year-end approaches, each business should consider the many opportunities that might be lost if year-end tax planning is not explored. A business may want to consider several general strategies, such as use of traditional timing techniques for delaying income recognition and accelerating deductions. A business should also consider customized strategies tailored to its particular…
Most employers who want to avoid the administration costs of a 401(k), deliberate between the traditional (or Roth IRA), SIMPLE plan, or a SEP IRA. The SEP IRA is usually appealing because it allows for contributions up to $56,000 annually. Compare this with the traditional IRA or Roth limits up to $6,000 – $7,000 a…
As a business owner, how much taxes will I save using Isler CPA? Isler CPA combines entity choice, retirement planning, traditional business tax deductions, and even leveraging your children to reduce taxes. This video gives a brief overview of how we do it!
Exiting your business, whether through sale or succession, can be fraught with stress. However, some of that anxiety can be alleviated by addressing 10 missteps business owners often make. 1. Being too emotionally attached to the business It is understandable that business owners have an emotional attachment to their businesses. After all, they have typically…