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Category: Tax

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October 2020 Tax Due Dates for Individuals and Businesses

Individual Due Dates October 13 – Report Tips to Employer If you are an employee who works for tips and received more than $20 in tips during September, you are required to report them to your employer on IRS Form […]

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categories: IRS // Tax

tags: 1099-NEC

Ready for the 1099-NEC?

Article Highlights: 1099-NEC Has Been Resurrected Non-Employee Compensation Combating Fraudulent Filings Due Dates Form W-9 Penalties 1099 Worksheet The Internal Revenue Service has resurrected a form that has not been used since the early 1980s, Form 1099-NEC (the NEC stands […]

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October’s Extended Tax Due Date Is Fast Approaching

categories: IRS // Tax

tags: 2019 Tax // Due Dates

October’s Extended Tax Due Date Is Fast Approaching

Article Highlights: October 15 extended due date for filing federal individual tax returns for 2019. Late-filing penalty. Interest on tax due. Other October 15 deadlines. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic emergency, the IRS postponed the original due date for filing […]

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categories: Tax

tags: Tax // Trusts // Wealth Management

Trusts in a Nutshell

By Lincoln Flemming, CPA & CFP, LincolnF@squire.com We all hear about trusts from time to time, but what is a trust, and how does a trust work? Are trusts only for the wealthy or can they also be appropriate for […]

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categories: IRS // Tax

Should Employers Participate in the Payroll Tax Deferral?

By Brandon Allfrey, Brandona@squire.com On August 8th, President Trump signed a Presidential Memorandum to enable employees to defer paying in the social security tax withholdings on their wages between September 1 and December 31. Eligible employees are those who make less than […]

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categories: Tax

Quick Action Required! Avoid Potential Estate Tax Increases in 2021

Author: James R. Beaudoin, Tax Partner, CPA, PFS, CFP With just a couple of months until the presidential election, many affluent families are considering whether a change in political power in the Senate and White House might lead to large […]

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categories: Tax

September 2020 Tax Due Dates for Individuals and Businesses

Individual Due Dates: September 1 – 2020 Fall and 2021 Tax Planning time! Contact us to schedule a consultation appointment. Put pertinent due dates on your calendar. September 10 – Report Tips to Employer If you are an employee who […]

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categories: Professional Services Industry // Tax

Home Office Tax Deductions During COVID-19

By Christine Hannemann, CPA, Christineh@squire.com COVID-19 has impacted many aspects of daily life. On a personal level wearing masks, social distancing, Zoom weddings or rediscovering the concept of a “staycation” has made 2020 a year to remember. Changes have impacted […]

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categories: Retirement // Tax

Action Required by August 31, 2020 to Roll Over Unneeded Retirement Distributions

By Jim R. Beaudoin, Tax Partner, CPA, PFS, CFP Generally, owners of retirement accounts (typically IRA’s, 401k’s, and 403b’s) are required to start taking withdrawals from their accounts when they reach 70 ½ years of age. The required minimum distribution […]

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