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Looking Ahead to 2021 in 2022

 

As 2022 approaches (the 2021 tax year), we’re breaking down this year’s coming annual inflation adjustments and more than 60 tax provisions as detailed in Revenue Procedure 2020-45. In addition to this IRS released The Consolidated Appropriation Act … Continue reading

 

SBA Audit Finds $3.7 Billion in Incorrect Relief

 

Fraud has been committed against a federal COVID-19 relief program for small businesses and nonprofits, however, not as much as initially feared according to an audit. Only about 2% of the COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loans and EIDL Advance … Continue reading

 

Student Loan Moratorium to be Extended Again?

 

The Biden administration is considering placing another extension on the moratorium for student-loan payments. The moratorium is currently set to close in January, however, we should know if it will be extended fairly soon, as the Education Department said … Continue reading

 

Raised Mileage Rates, IRS’s IT Issues, and BBB Bombed?

 

IRS Raises Mileage Rates for 2022

The IRS issued new guidance deductions related to automobile costs through Notice 2022-03, with key changes including optional standard mileage rates, used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile

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Build Back Better Bumped to 2022

 

President Joe Biden has recently acknowledged that his $2 trillion economic proposal likely will not clear Congress this year. This means 2021 is going to come to an end with no real accomplishment in reforming social and climate policy. … Continue reading

 

Stimulus Stoppage = Rising Rates

 

At the conclusion of their two-day policy meeting today, we are likely to see an acceleration to the wind-down of bond-buying stimulus program come from Federal Reserve officials. This would be a pretty clear indicator that we are likely … Continue reading

 

Break-Down IRS Backlog, Enhanced Child Tax Credit to Expire, and Inflation Hits 39-Year High

 

IRS Backlog is Brutal

The IRS being backed up comes as a shock to few this year, following last year’s closure of the IRS’s offices there has been a game of catch-up ever since. Recently, a group of 99 … Continue reading

 

Year End Donation Deductions

 

As we are getting close to wrapping up 2021, many will be getting in their year-end charitable donations. Before making these contributions, it would likely be in your best interest to review some key changes made to enhance tax … Continue reading

 

Tax Trouble – Moving Miscommunications

 

It can be very hard to break up with a spouse or partner, especially when they don’t want to let you go. A similar phenomenon can be found happening to those who are moving out of high-tax states; which
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3 Stories to Start Your Week: December 6, 2021

 

IRS to Allow E-Filing of New K-2 and K-3 Schedules 

This past week the IRS announced it is rolling out the ability to electronically file the new schedules K-2 and K-3 next year, but not at the beginning of

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