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Private businesses implemented new lease accounting rules in 2022, resulting in a major shift in how leases are reported for "book" purposes. While the tax rules for leases haven't changed, the new accounting rules can have notable implications for how the tax rules play out. Read more
If you have a tax-favored retirement account, you generally must take required minimum distributions (RMDs) each year after you reach the "magic" age. If you don't take RMDs, you'll be hit with an expensive federal tax penalty, unless an exception applies. (See "Which Plans Are Affected by the RMD…
Starting September 1, 2023, federal student loans will begin accruing interest again. And loan payments will officially restart in October 2023.
There's more to paying taxes than just federal and state income taxes. Another major tax chore for employers is payroll taxes. These expenditures can be significant, and the reporting requirements can be onerous. So it's important for small business owners to understand the basics.
Finding and keeping talent can be challenging in today's competitive hiring market. Many workers are ready and willing to switch jobs, in search of greener pastures. And there's a skills shortage — especially for high-tech, accounting, health care and executive positions.
Even at the best of times, the future is unpredictable. As anyone who has run a business for any length of time understands, there will often be challenges, many of which are unexpected — such as a global pandemic — coming straight out of left field. Here are four strategies your small company can…
The Department of Labor (DOL) released the final changes to Form 5500 relating to the September 2021 notice of proposed form revisions (NPFR) to amend the Form 5500. The changes fall into seven major categories. These changes are effective for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2023 and…
