Good news for home equity borrowers from the IRS
Tax reform has led to confusion over some of the changes to longstanding deductions, including the deduction for interest on home equity loans. The IRS
May 10, 2018
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Tax reform has led to confusion over some of the changes to longstanding deductions, including the deduction for interest on home equity loans. The IRS
Recharacterization of IRA contributions An individual who makes a contribution to a regular or Roth IRA can recharacterize it as made to the other type of
The sweeping changes of recent tax reform may impact the choice of how business taxpayers maintain their financials, specifically regarding the cash vs accrual methods
In a like-kind exchange, a taxpayer doesn’t recognize gain or loss on an exchange of like-kind properties if both the relinquished property and the replacement
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) imposes a limit on deductions for business interest for taxable years beginning in 2018. The limit, like other
Many nonprofits are poised to grow, but recognize risks More than three-quarters of nonprofits are at least “somewhat likely” to pursue growth through expanded fundraising
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