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Who Is Required to File and Receive 1099’s in January 2018?

by Joseph Lewis - January 11, 2018

With the changes and updates regarding the reporting rules for 1099-Misc Forms some business owners may be tempted to guess as to what the rules are, or just give up…

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in Business Tax, Tax   1099, 1099-Misc Forms, 1099's, Tax 0

Thinking of Prepaying Your Property Taxes Before The End Of The Year? Think Again.

by Eric Bell - December 27, 2017

With the new tax reform recently being passed, taxpayers are wondering what they can do to plan and save on taxes for 2017. One idea that is starting to make…

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in Tax, Uncategorized   prepaying taxes, property taxes, Tax 0

Important Tax Update

by Eric Bell - December 22, 2017

In the last few days we have seen one of the largest tax law reforms in thirty years, make its way through congress and is headed to the President’s desk…

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in Tax, Uncategorized   New Tax Law, Tax 0

Why Tax Saavy Owners May Want to Rent a Personal Residence

by Joseph Lewis - May 11, 2017

Comedian Brian Regan recounts: I was at the breakfast table this morning and I read in the newspaper that more and more adults are living at home with their parents….

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in Real Estate and Construction, Tax   principal residence, Rental Property, Tax 0

Paying and Filing Taxes: The Consequences, and How to Remedy Them:

by Joseph Lewis - May 9, 2017

United Airlines will lose hundreds of millions in revenue for the public relations disaster dragging a customer off their airplane widely seen in a video gone viral; while the IRS…

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in Tax, Uncategorized   Form 1127, IRS, Tax, tax penalties 0

The Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust

by Joseph Lewis - February 13, 2017

Younger taxpayers often purchase life insurance to care for family members dependent on them if they were to die; but, elderly taxpayers often purchase life insurance to cover estate tax…

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in Estate Services, Individual Tax, Tax, Uncategorized   charitable remainder trust, Crummey v. Commissioner, Crummy Trust, ILIT, Tax 0

2016 Housekeeping

by Isler CPA - January 25, 2017

Now that 2016 is coming to a close,  it is time to start thinking about 2017 and all that comes with the new year.  Below is a summary of housekeeping…

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in Business Tax, Tax, Uncategorized   busines, Tax 0

Charitable Contributions as RMD’s

by Joseph Lewis - January 23, 2017

At age 70 ½, taxpayers are required to take required minimum distributions (RMD’s) from their IRA accounts: the government wants to collect their taxes from the earning retirees accumulated over…

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in Estate Services, Individual Tax   Charity, IRA, planning, required minimum distributions, retirement planning, RMD, Tax 0

Tracking Mileage for a Tax Deduction

by Mark Guiley - January 12, 2017

Happy New Year and welcome to the beginning of 2017! The New Year always brings a flurry of resolutions and unfortunately, a majority of those resolutions fall by the wayside…

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in Business Tax, Individual Tax, Tax   busines, mileage rates, Tax 0

Trusteed I.R.A.’s: Do you outlive your IRA or does your IRA outlive you?:

by Joseph Lewis - December 29, 2016

At Isler CPA, sometimes we find our clients have been so successful at accumulating wealth that they not only have enough money in their I.R.A. to live off of, but…

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in Business Tax, Individual Tax, Tax   Tax, Trusteed I.R.A. 0
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Determining Reasonable Compensation for S-Corp Owners

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