Child Tax Credit Advances Start July 15
On July 15, 2021, the IRS will start sending monthly child tax credit payments to qualifying…
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When is My Capital Gains Rate 0%?
With a tax planning opportunity for just about everything, seeking to pay 0% on capital gains…
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The CARES Act: An Overview for Individuals
The CARES Act provides some big wins for individual taxpayers who are in need of an…
Read this Insight...Corporations Receive Tax Clarity for Offshore Profits
The IRS released highly-anticipated clarity for multinational corporations on how U.S. tax will be calculated on…
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DOL Revisits Overtime Rule in Proposal
On March 7, the Department of Labor (DOL) released a proposed rule that would raise the…
Read this Insight...Top 7 Last-Minute Tax Strategies
There’s still time left in the year to make some last-minute tax moves. If you are…
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Blended Federal Income Tax Rate for Corporations with Fiscal Year
In a recent release by the Internal Revenue Service, corporations operating on a fiscal year that…
Read this Insight...Tax Relief in a Federally-Declared Disaster Area
On January 2, the President declared a major natural disaster for those areas affected by the…
Read this Insight...Social Security Changes in 2017
The Social Security Administration released a few changes to the program making an impact in 2017.…
Read this Insight...New Overtime Rule Put On Hold by Federal Injunction
A recent ruling by U.S. District Judge Mazzant has put a nationwide hold on the Department…
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Form 990: How a Nonprofit Can Survive an IRS Audit
California Competes Credit Offers an Incentive to Keep Businesses in the State
Abel Barragan Recognized as CalCPA YEP of the Year
Electric Cars: Good for Your Tax Return!
Santa Barbara Chamber Nominates BPW as Large Business of the Year
BPW Introduces New Online Bill Pay Service
New Year…New Company? The Differences Between LLCs, C Corps and S Corps
How Nonprofits Can Fight Fraud
IRS Allows $500 Carryover for Unused Healthcare FSAs
