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Tax planning for investments gets more complicated

For investors, fall is a good time to review year-to-date gains and losses. Not only can it help you assess

The tax deduction ins and outs of donating artwork to charity

If you’re charitably inclined and you collect art, appreciated artwork can make one of the best charitable gifts from a

2018 Q4 tax calendar: Key deadlines for businesses and other employers

Here are some of the key tax-related deadlines affecting businesses and other employers during the fourth quarter of 2018.

Back-to-school time means a tax break for teachers

When teachers are setting up their classrooms for the new school year, it’s common for them to pay for a

Choosing the right accounting method for tax purposes

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act liberalized the eligibility rules for using the cash method of accounting, making this method

Close-up on the new QBI deduction’s wage limit

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) provides a valuable new tax break to noncorporate owners of pass-through entities: a

Form 1040 to be Shorter but with More Schedules

The IRS is working on a draft version of the 2018 Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, that reduces

BWC Rebates Equal More than a Billion Back!

More than a billion back, again! Keep an eye on your mailboxes, Ohio employers. BWC will mail $1.5 billion in

The tax impact of the TCJA on estate planning

The massive changes the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) made to income taxes have garnered the most attention. But

The TCJA changes some rules for deducting pass-through business losses

It’s not uncommon for businesses to sometimes generate tax losses. But the losses that can be deducted are limited by

Ohio Restaurant Owners – Are you paying too much sales tax on equipment?

Make sure that you're not unnecessary paying sales tax on these items.

The IRS 2018 contribution HSA limit change has been reversed

For 2018, taxpayers with family coverage under an HDHP may treat $6,900 as the maximum deductible HSA contribution.

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