Blue Ridge Business Journal
Roanoke, VA:
Pass-through conversions spurred by tax reform
Changing from a pass-through to a C-corp in light of tax reform has long-term and potentially permanent consequences. Model multiple assumptions: the corporate tax cut, existing deductions, and the future possibilities of account succession, estate planning and selling.
What Tax Reform Means To Law Firms
Law firms have much to think about as a result of tax law changes.
How retailers are responding to tax reform
The lower corporate tax rate frees up money to reinvest in businesses and employees.
Why Tax Reform Changes Nothing — and Everything
With so much cash on company balance sheets, U.S. companies face competitive pressure to use the tax windfall strategically.
Why passing tax reform is good for retail
Three reasons why the current tax proposals would benefit retailers.
What Your Expat Clients Should Know About ACA and Tax Reform
Find out how to handle tax reform issues and Affordable Care Act regulations related to expat clients.
Choice of Entity: Are Partnerships Still More Tax Efficient After Tax Reform?
Prior to tax reform, tax considerations tipped the scale heavily in favor of operating a business through a partnership or other pass-through entity...
Five Things Employers Should Know about Tax Reform
With the enactment of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act comes sweeping changes to executive and equity compensation and employee benefits. ...
How can your global business adapt to global tax reform?
The new global BEPS tax reform to combat corporate tax avoidance presents a fundamental change in compliance and reporting for multinationals. Are you ready?
Tax Pros Highlight the IRS’s Biggest Challenges
The Internal Revenue Service enjoys ample room for improvement on a number of issues, according to tax practitioners asked about the agencys biggest challenges.
5 Common Tax Mistakes to Avoid
Deductions, withholdings, credits, dependents -- it's enough to make a non-CPA's head spin. The tax filing deadline is fast approaching, meaning you still have time to make, and hopefully fix, some of the worst mistakes when preparing your taxes....
Self-Employed? Avoid These Audit Red Flags on Your Tax Return
Being in business for yourself can be exciting, lucrative -- and a great way to get in the sights of the Internal Revenue Service's audit division.
How Companies Like Apple Dodge Taxes and Their Own Investors
With countries cracking down on elaborate tax schemes, companies need to be more forthright with their own investors.
5 Tips for Small Business Owners at Tax Time » Succeed As Your Own Boss
It’s tax season and if you operate a small business, it can be an even more stressful time, especially during the first year or two after starting your company. What many people don’t realize is that there are actually a lot of tactics that make tax time a little easier, and even work in your …
How TurboTax Used Design To Win The Tax Wars
Afraid of a tax audit? Avoid these 10 triggers
A look at 10 reasons the Internal Revenue Service decides to audit taxpayers, from clerical errors to undeclared foreign income.
How to avoid an IRS tax audit
The Internal Revenue Service has gotten much leaner lately.
Do You Need a Tax Preparer or a CPA?
With a new tax code in play, who's going to help you file your taxes this year - a Tax Preparer or CPA? You’ll need to know who you can turn to for support.
How preparation can help you pass SOC audit
The most important thing you can do to pass a SOC audit is be prepared. Working with your audit team can help.
With a Roth conversion, there’s a surprising trick to biting the tax bullet
Using RMDs to pay the taxes due on a rollover can ease the psychological pain of forking over money to the IRS.
What Should I Expect In an Aircraft Tax Audit
Learn what you will need to defend when you are audited by the IRS on your aircraft tax structure or leaseback arrangement.
