What is a Tax deduction?
Tax deductions reduce how much you pay in taxes by lowering your taxable income. You’re simply subtracting how much of your income is taxed and reducing how much you owe in taxes.
The Qualified Business Income deduction also called the QBI deduction or 199A deduction. It was created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and it is in affect for tax years 2018 to 2025
QBI allows small business owners to deduct up to 20% of their qualified business income from an S corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust or estate at the owner level. It allows additional 20% of qualified real estate investment trust (REIT) dividends and qualified publicly traded partnership (PTP) income.
The 2018 is the first tax filing year under the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). It took effect on January 1, 2018. Tax rates generally are reduced for most taxpayers under this new tax law, but some of the tax filers may notice smaller or no refunds on their tax returns.
In 2017, a donation that qualified for an Arizona Tax Credit was 100% refundable on your Arizona Tax Return and qualified as a Federal Tax Deduction on Schedule A of your Federal 1040. Unfortunately, only tax donations made before August 27, 2018 will qualify as both a Federal Deduction and Arizona Tax Credit. After August 27, 2018 you have the choice of one or the other.
That’s a good question. An Estate tax return is filed on Form 706 and used when a person dies and their estate is worth more than $5.43 million. The amount over $5.43 million is taxed on the Form 706. Since most people do not have an estate that large, they do not have to file the Form 706 because under that amount is not taxable.
Hiring your kids in your business is one of the most underused tax planning strategies that result in substantial tax savings. You will receive a business deduction for their gross wages. Working with you in your business can also instill a great work ethic and skills in saving money in your children at an early age. So, the rewards are great, but you must be sure to follow all the correct procedures that the tax code has in store for you. So, let’s go through all of them.
Many clients want to know the maximum amount of Arizona tax credits they can deduct each year on their current Arizona Individual Tax return. We will not only answer this question for you today but will also explain the individual credits and the date you need to fund each credit.
Now that your business is at the end of its year, let’s look at an effective tax planning method of making retirement contributions. We will compare the features of a SEP (Self Employed) IRA, Simple IRA, and Solo 401(K) Plan.
1. Not Filing at All. Life getting a little overwhelming and thinking of not worrying about filing your taxes on time? Not a good idea at all. The IRS can charge you with both a failure to pay penalty and a failure to file penalty. T
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As soon as the tax season approaches, businesses as well as individuals start worrying about their tax preparation. Undoubtedly, filing your taxes can be quite a hectic job to do. If you prepare ahead of time by getting all of your paperwork done, then it will be much less stressful when it is time to file.