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30 Sep 2020
Hold On! Resist the urge to gloss over the title so fast! Do whatever it takes to clear your head and FOCUS for 6,000 words or so on R&D Tax Credits – IRS Forms8974,6765,3800& theTCJA.
Understanding the tax reporting and compliance procedures of this very interesting tax credit is GOOD BUSINESS for 3 VERY IMPORTANT Reasons:
- MONEY – Taxpayers Save BIG
- OPPORTUNITY – More Taxpayers Qualify
- TIMING – Applicable statues changing in 2022
Money
Since becoming law in 1981 the R&D tax credit has proven to be quite a valuable tax planning tool yielding billions of dollars in federal and state benefits for LARGE US businesses with big compliance budgets.
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Written by John Dundon | Posted in IRS Form 6865 • IRS Form 8974 • IRS Tax Credits •
Hold On! Resist the urge to gloss over the title so fast! Do whatever it takes to clear your head and FOCUS for 6,000 words or so on R&D Tax Credits – IRS Forms8974,6765,3800& theTCJA.
Understanding the tax reporting and compliance procedures of this very interesting tax credit is GOOD BUSINESS for 3 VERY IMPORTANT Reasons:
- MONEY – Taxpayers Save BIG
- OPPORTUNITY – More Taxpayers Qualify
- TIMING – Applicable statues changing in 2022
Money
Since becoming law in 1981 the R&D tax credit has proven to be quite a valuable tax planning tool yielding billions of dollars in federal and state benefits for LARGE US businesses with big compliance budgets.
Opportunity
Now that the tax credit is permanent and can be applied towards employment tax, planning opportunities abound for medium size and smaller companies – including startups!
The intended consequence of the 2015PATH Actis prevailing and it turns out more small businesses are putting systems in place to comply with tax credit audit standards.
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Written by John Dundon | Posted in IRS Form 6865 • IRS Form 8974 • IRS Tax Credits •
05 Jul 2016
Foreign Earned Income For U.S. Overseas Taxpayers
The following was prepared by IRS Employees Bethany Barclay, Technical Specialist LB&I Division & Tracy McFee, CPA Technical Specialist LB&I Division regarding Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE).
Tracy and I met as guest panelists on the hit TV Show Tax Talk Today: Aliens, Immigration, and Taxes—Navigating the Shoals and I’ve grown to truly appreciate her knowledge base and skill set. She is a respectable public servant who I thank for allowing me to share her efforts in this venue.
Written by John Dundon | Posted in Foreign Entity • Foreign Income • Tax Compliance
01 Aug 2018
A Breakdown Of The Proposed IRS 1040
Remember the IRS’s promise about being able to file your income tax return using a postcard?
The reality of the new 1040 form is a far cry from a postcard. Although the administration insists that it has simplified the process of preparing your tax return, a few minutes of comparing the old 1040 to the new draft version shows that the redesign did little more than change it from the previous two-page form to two half-size pages – with six schedules provided separately. All but four of the 79 lines from the old version remain on the new one; they’re just divided up differently. Unless all of your income comes from wages, interest, dividends, pensions and Social Security, you will now have more schedules to fill out than you did before, and you still have a lot of work ahead of you.
How much new work does the revised version represent? Here’s a quick rundown of the six new schedules:
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Written by Chuck Woodson | Posted in Charles Woodson • Form 1040
27 Mar 2015
What You Should Know About The AMT
Even if you’ve never paid Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), before, you should not ignore this tax. Why? Because your tax situation might have changed and this might be the year that you need to pay AMT. AMT attempts to ensure that taxpayers who claim certain tax benefits pay a minimum amount of tax. You may have to pay this tax if your income is above a certain amount.
Here’s what you should know about the AMT:
1. When AMT applies. Your filing status and income determine the amount of your exemption. You may have to pay the AMT if your taxable income, plus certain adjustments, is more than your exemption amount. In most cases, if your income is below this amount, Read More
Written by Dan Gordon | Posted in Individual
