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Electronic Filing Updates for Information Returns

The new lower threshold for required electronic filing of information returns applies to tax year 2023 Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement.

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Can Partners’ Arm’s Length Agreements on Valuation Survive IRS Scrutiny?

In a recent Tax Court case, the IRS attempted — unsuccessfully — to supplant the fair market value agreed to by unrelated parties in a partnership transaction.

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Tennessee Sales Tax Holidays 2023

Multiple sales tax holidays upcoming.

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ASC 842: The Difference Between the Lease Liability and the Right of Use Asset

Why the lease liability under ASC 842 and the right of asset are not the same.

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Georgia Tax Updates

Georgia Governor, Brian Kemp, signed a bill into law on May 2nd, 2023 that will impose new sales tax on digital products that are downloaded and kept for use.

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Second Quarter Estimated Tax Payments Due June 15th

If you make quarterly estimated payments, the deadline to make your second quarter payment for tax year 2023 is Thursday, June 15th.

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Plan Sponsor Alert: Changes to the 2023 Form 5500

The Department of Labor (DOL) released the final changes to Form 5500.

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ERISA 2023 Requirements Calendar

Contribution plan limits and other notices for 2023.

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Option to Treat Employer Contributions as Roth Contributions Under SECURE 2.0

Of the many provisions within the SECURE 2.0 Act, there is one that plan sponsors may want to pay particular attention to: the option to allow employees to elect to treat employer contributions as Roth contributions.

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Financial Reporting Considerations

It’s important to consider the implications of inflation and rising interest rates, which can affect financial reporting in many ways.

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TN Tax Cuts for Businesses 2023 - Tennessee Works Tax Act

The Tennessee General Assembly recently passed the Tennessee Works Tax Act which provides various tax breaks for businesses in Tennessee.

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Tax Tip: Timing is Everything

Depending on if you’re nearing the threshold to take advantage of the itemized deduction, you may want to pay some expenses earlier than planned to add additional deductions to offset your income.

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Tax Tip: Trusts and 65-day election due by March 6, 2023

Trusts and 65-day election due by March 6, 2023

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Losses to be aware of this tax season

A key consideration for your 2022 filing efforts should be to acknowledge that every operating loss for your business or capital loss on investments may not lead to a direct deduction on your 1040 the way that you would think.

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Auto Dealers’ Economic Outlook, 2023 Edition

Will the good times continue in 2023?

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3 Ways to Reduce Your Taxes by Tax Day

This year the 2022 tax filing deadline is April 18th and it is approaching quickly, but there is still time to take action that might reduce your tax liability.

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Fourth Quarter Estimated Tax Payments Due January 17th

If you make quarterly estimated payments, you have until January 17th to pay your final estimated tax payment for tax year 2022.

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2024 White House Budget, Tax Changes

The Biden administration on March 9 unveiled a budget proposal for fiscal 2024 that would reduce the federal deficit by nearly $3 trillion over 10 years, primarily by raising taxes on high-net-worth individuals and large corporations.

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The Secure 2.0 Act

The act requires an increased amount of automatic enrollment in employer retirement savings plans, increases catch-up limits, sets the age for RMDs (required minimum distributions) higher, and allows you to make penalty-free withdrawals in case of emergency.

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Upcoming due dates and steps to take once your filing is complete

Upcoming due dates for April 18, 2023

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Tax Tip: Letters of Acknowledgment

Don't forget letters of acknowledgement.

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New & Used Clean Vehicle Tax Credit Requirements

Beginning January 1, 2023, if you buy a qualified used electric vehicle (EV) or fuel cell vehicle (FCV) from a licensed dealer for $25,000 or less, you may be eligible for a used clean vehicle tax credit (also referred to as a previously owned clean vehicle credit). Below is information dealers may find beneficial when it comes to this tax credit.

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IRS Disaster Relief for Arkansas Taxpayers

The IRS has granted relief to certain taxpayers in Arkansas

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