The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act— Qualified Business Income Deduction
PART 3 One of the most significant (and complicated) provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is the new deduction available for qualifying pass-through entities. Subject to limitations, the owner of a sole proprietorship, LLC (single or multi-member), S corporation, or partnership is granted a deduction equal to 20% of “qualified business income.” The…
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act – C Corporation Tax Rates
Last time, we looked at individual tax rates. This time, let’s look at the bigger picture of C Corporations. PART 2 C Corporations currently pay taxes on a graduated scale up to 35% of taxable income. Personal service corporations (attorneys, engineers, etc.) pay at a flat 35%. Beginning in 2018, all C Corporations will…
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act—Individual Tax Rates
You’ve probably noticed that every media outlet has been offering endlessly opposing opinions about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). That’s because it’s complicated. So we’re starting today with a multi-part series examining specific provisions of the new tax bill and what they will mean for you. PART 1 The fact is, it’s impossible…
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State and Local Taxes—Changing Limitations into Opportunities
The recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) limits certain deductions, but there’s a way to transform limitations into opportunities that make a lasting difference. By now you know that the TCJA places a limitation on the deduction for taxes paid at the state and local level. Beginning in 2018, the aggregate deduction is…
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2016 – 2017 Key Payroll Facts and Figures
Our “Key Payroll Facts and Figures” booklet has a quick reference guide, a few forms you might need, and a list of helpful links. You can find the guide by clicking the link above or by heading to the Resources tab on our website. If we can answer any questions regarding the information in the…
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