Final Rules Limit Charitable Contributions Made for SALT Credits
The IRS has issued final regulations that require taxpayers to
reduce the amount any charitable contribution deduction by the
amount of any state and local tax (SALT) credit they receive or
expect to ...
Final and Proposed Regs on GILTI-Related Matters
Final regulations address the global intangible low-taxed income
(GILTI) provisions of Code Sec. 951A. The final regulations
retain the basic approach and structure of the proposed regulations
pu...
Employers Can Offer HRAs Integrated with Individual Coverage
Final rules allow employers to use health reimbursement
arrangements (HRAs) to reimburse employees for the purchase
individual insurance coverage, including coverage on an Affordable
Care Act Exchange...
Final Regs Address CPEO Requirements, Responsibilities
Final regulations provide requirements that a person must satisfy
to become and remain a certified professional employer organization
(CPEO), as well as the CPEO’s federal employment tax liabili...
IRS promises more identity theft protections in 2016 filing season
After acknowledging earlier this year that hackers breached one of
its popular online apps, the IRS has promised more identity theft
protections in the 2016 filing season. The IRS, along with
partners...
How Do I...Shift Taxable Income into 2016?
As the calendar approaches the end of 2015, it is helpful to think
about ways to shift income and deductions into the following year.
For example, spikes in income from selling investments or other
pr...
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