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Tax Reform

Legislation from the COVID-19 pandemic and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the biggest tax overhaul in 30 years) have dramatically changed the tax landscape. From tax rates to the 20% deduction for pass-through income, there’s a lot to think about as you’re getting your information ready for your CPA. That’s why we’re making it easy for you to find all the tax information you need in one place on this page.

20% Pass-through deduction

One of the most talked-about changes to come out of tax reform is the 20% deduction of qualified business income for pass-through entities. It’s a big deal for taxpayers like you because it could lead to substantial tax savings for a lot of business owners. Here are the top five things you should know about this deduction.

Want to read more? Check out our Tax Insights blog. We’ve covered a ton of other aspects of Section 199A. Keep in mind, the exceptions and limitations are complex. So, be sure to talk to your CPA about this to find out if you qualify.

Tax rates

Just about every taxpayer is impacted by revamped tax rates and tax brackets both on an individual and a business level.

The C Corporation tax rate stands at a flat tax rate of 21%. But that doesn’t necessarily mean you should restructure. Check out these blogs for more details on the considerations before you make a decision.

Bonus depreciation

You can write off 100% of business assets that meet the bonus depreciation qualifications and your asset can be new or used.

Other business tax impact

There are many other tax benefits you need to consider for your business such as net operating losses, the deductibility of business meals and the $10,000 cap on the deduction for state and local income tax or sales tax, real estate and personal property taxes included in itemized deductions.

Charitable contributions

The loss of itemized deductions and the increase in the standard deduction changed how taxpayers donate to charity but there are great strategies to give back which allow you to receive tax benefits.

Other individual tax impact

Don’t forget about the kiddie tax and interest expense deduction.

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