Every year, the IRS adjusts tax rules to account for inflation. These changes are meant to ensure fairness and prevent people from paying more taxes solely because of rising costs. For 2025, the IRS has updated tax brackets, deductions, credits,…
Tax Planning Tips for Digital Businesses and E-commerce
Tax planning for digital and e-commerce businesses brings unique challenges and opportunities. Effective tax management can be tricky with diverse revenue streams, cross-border sales, and constantly evolving regulations. Here’s a guide to navigating the tax landscape and making the most…
Navigating Tomorrow: Year-End Tax Strategies for Business Owners
As we near year-end, proactive tax planning becomes more crucial than ever for businesses and family offices with complex tax portfolios. While 2024 hasn’t brought significant legislative tax changes, foundational tax strategies remain invaluable. With potential transactions and evolving state…
Adapting to Massachusetts’ Estate Tax Changes
Written by: Ladidas Lumpkins, CPA, JD, LL.M. Tax *Please note that tax laws and regulations may change, and it’s always best to consult your advisor for the latest guidance. This article is accurate as of October 29, 2024. On October…
Supreme Court Ruling on Taxation of Corporate-Owned Life Insurance: What Business Owners Need to Know
Written by: William Cooper, CPA On June 6, 2024, the Supreme Court issued a ruling in Connelly v. United States that has significant implications for privately held business owners. The Court unanimously decided that the value of company-owned life insurance…
IRS Adopts Final Digital Asset Tax Reporting Rules with Some Revisions
The IRS on June 28 issued final regulations on information reporting for digital asset transactions. The final regulations require “brokers” to report gross proceeds, cost basis, and gain or loss on sales and exchanges of digital assets, including cryptocurrency, stablecoins,…
The Tax Advantages of Inheriting a Home Over Gifting
Written by: David Bryant, CPA A common question, and one where many taxpayers often make mistakes, is whether it is better to receive a home as a gift or as an inheritance. Generally, from a tax perspective, it is more…
Treasury Announces Long-Awaited Final Rules on Electric Vehicle Tax Credits
On May 3, 2024, the U.S. Treasury Department unveiled the final IRS regulations for the electric vehicle (EV) tax credit of up to $7,500 for new and previously owned EVs. These new requirements are intended to enhance aspects of the…
IRS Issues Draft Form for Reporting Digital Asset Proceeds from Broker Transactions
Written By: Eric Gashin, CPA, MBA On April 19, 2024, the IRS published draft Form 1099-DA for reporting digital asset proceeds from broker transactions. The draft form is to be furnished by brokers of digital assets beginning in 2025. The…
Navigating State Tax Credits and Incentives for Business Expansion
Written by: Jonathan C. Hitter, CPA, MST, CGMA Navigating through various financial strategies is essential for any business owner aiming to enhance profitability and ensure sustainable growth. These financial benefits, offered by state governments, are designed to spur economic development…