With business travel picking up again and summer fast approaching, many business owners may be mulling trips that combine work with vacation or other personal activities. A quick...
Work or Pleasure: The Tax Rules for Hybrid Travel
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Taxes
Beware: Remote Work May Complicate Your Income Taxes
Remote work has become more common in recent years, and the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in employers realizing that many jobs can be done from home. Some remote workers even...
10 FAQs About ABLE Accounts
Parents of children with disabilities face financial challenges, especially when planning for the children's needs when the parents are no longer around. Congress crafted the...
In-Plan Annuities: A New Twist on the Traditional Pension Model
It's common for employees who are nearing retirement to be concerned with whether their savings will last through their senior years. Those worries are mounting today. With...
Unlock 8 Tax Breaks for Home Ownership
Over the last year, home prices have soared in many parts of the country. In addition to benefitting from an appreciating asset, eligible homeowners enjoy several tax advantages....
U.S. Tax Court Tells Deferred Comp Plan Participant to Pay Up
Companies can reap several benefits from offering a nonqualified deferred compensation arrangement to employees. Such plans can help employers attract talent because if...
Using a Trust to Help Financially Straightened Family Members
Even though there are signs that interest rates are likely to rise in the near future, they remain low for now. This means that the benefits of making intrafamily loans remain...
Worker Classification is Still Important
In 2020 and 2021, many companies have experienced “workforce fluctuations.” If your business has engaged independent contractors to address staffing needs, be careful that these...
5 Tax Planning Tips for Retirees
There’s a common misconception that, when you retire, your tax bills shrink, your tax returns become simpler and tax planning is a thing of the past. That may be true for some,...
Oops, You Overfunded Your 529 Plan
Some might consider it a good problem to have: saving too much money for college. But if the money is held in a Section 529 college savings plan, there could be tax consequences...