Month: October 2024

Russo CPA There's still time to make an IRS Contribution for 2022

QBI Deduction Strategies for Year-End Business Tax Planning

Thanks to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, sole proprietors and owners of pass-through entities, such as partnerships, S corporations and, generally, limited liability companies, may be able to claim tax deductions based on their qualified business income (QBI) and certain other income.

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When is Employer-Paid Life Insurance Taxable?

If the fringe benefits of your job include employer-paid group term life insurance, a portion of the premiums for the coverage may be taxable. And that could result in undesirable income tax consequences for you.

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Robert Russo Security Breach tax tips

Added Protection for Your Personal and Financial Information

Protection is critical when guarding your personal and financial information from fraudsters. That’s why the IRS offers a vital tool, the Identity Protection Personal ID Number (IP PIN). The IP PIN is a six-digit number you can apply for voluntarily. It’s known only to you and the IRS. It’s valid for one year, and you’ll automatically be given a new one after expiration.

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