Breaking News: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) said Wednesday that the 2021 Federal tax-filing deadline would be extended from April 15 to May 17. With the challenges of the pandemic, and the multiple COVID relief bills, an extra month is being provided to help taxpayers have the time necessary to file an accurate tax return…. Continue Reading
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2020 Tax Planning Considerations for Businesses
There has been a lot of changes when it comes to your taxes this year – How will you take advantage? These are some things you may want to consider as you schedule your 2020 business tax planning meeting: Like Kind exchange treatment no longer applies to any property except real property. Trades are taxable… Continue Reading
Guidance for PPP Loans and Expense Deductions
11/19/2020: U.S. Treasury and IRS issue Guidance for PPP Loans and Expense Deductions The U.S. Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released guidance yesterday, November 18th clarifying the deductibility of expenses where a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan has not been forgiven by the end of the year. PPP loan forgiveness will not be… Continue Reading
IRS Rules on Business Meals and Entertainment
10/7/2020 – Our experts here at Christianson know how important it is to be on top of the latest news that may impact your business. We want you to be aware that late last week, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced updated guidance on the business expense deduction for meals and entertainment following law changes… Continue Reading
Making Tax Season 2020 Easier – What to Consider
Rapidly approaching tax filing deadlines inspire many to vow that we’re finally going to organize that bottomless shoe box of receipts and documents that we will “get to later”. One of the many questions we’ve been getting this year is what documentation should I retain and how can I prepare for next year’s taxes? Tax planning… Continue Reading
Tax Benefits for Back to School Shopping!
This from the MN Department of Revenue: It’s almost time to start back-to-school shopping and the Minnesota Department of Revenue is reminding you that most school supply purchases qualify for valuable K-12 tax benefits on your 2019 Minnesota income tax return. Remember to save your school supply receipts. What K-12 tax benefits does Minnesota offer? Two… Continue Reading
