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IRS Form 8832: Understanding Entity Classification Election for Businesses

Small Business & Self-Employed, Tax Corner I Blog

IRS Form 8832 allows you to choose how your business is classified for federal tax purposes, such as a corporation, partnership, or disregarded entity. This election can have a significant impact on your tax obligations and filing requirements with the IRS, so understanding your options is crucial for effective planning and compliance. If you operate […]

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IRS Layoffs 2025: Impacts on Taxpayer Services and Future Workforce Plans

Tax Corner I Blog, Tax Law Updates

The IRS is facing a significant shift in 2025, with plans to shrink its workforce by as much as 40% following this year’s tax season. You should know that the agency has already begun notifying employees about these changes, which will affect tens of thousands of workers and potentially reshape its ability to process returns

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Employee Stock Options: ISO, RSU, ESPP – Navigating Your Equity Compensation

General Tax Insights, Tax Corner I Blog

Employee stock options are an enticing form of equity compensation that can offer significant financial benefits. You’ve possibly heard of incentive stock options (ISO), restricted stock units (RSU), and the employee stock purchase plan (ESPP) as distinct forms of financial incentives provided by employers. These options not only allow you to become part-owner of the

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Form 2553: Essential Steps for Small Business Tax Election

Small Business & Self-Employed, Tax Corner I Blog

Navigating the world of business taxes can be daunting, but understanding the basics of IRS Form 2553 can provide significant tax benefits for your small business. Tax form 2553 is the key to electing S corporation status, allowing your business to be recognized under Subchapter S of the federal tax code. This election can lead

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Understanding W-2 Employees vs. 1099 Contractors: What Are The Differences and Business Implications

Small Business & Self-Employed, Tax Corner I Blog, Tax Law Updates

Navigating the world of employment classifications can often be complex, especially when distinguishing between W-2 employees and 1099 contractors. The main difference lies in the level of control you have over their work and the nature of your relationship. A W-2 employee typically operates under your direct supervision, adhering to set schedules and using your

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Virginia Military Pension/Retirement Deduction: Key Tax Benefits Explained

Military, Tax Corner I Blog, Tax Credits & Deductions

Understanding the Virginia military pension and retirement deduction is key to maximizing your benefits if you’re a retired service member residing in the state. Virginia allows you to deduct a significant portion of your military retirement pay from your taxable income, making it a highly beneficial consideration for veterans. As of recent updates, the tax

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Using a 529 Plan to Rollover into Roth IRA: A Guide for Families

Tax Corner I Blog, Tax Planning & Strategy

Are you exploring ways to make the most of any leftover 529 Plan funds? Thanks to the Secure 2.0 Act, you now have the option of using a 529 Plan to Rollover into Roth IRA- thereby taking advantage of those unused education savings towards creating a more tax-efficient path to retirement security. Essentially, you’re transferring

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IRS Crypto Cost-Basis Reporting Rules: Key Updates for 2025

Crypto, General Tax Insights, Tax Corner I Blog

Navigating IRS regulations can be daunting, especially with the rise of digital currencies like cryptocurrency. Recent developments in the IRS crypto cost-basis reporting rules have introduced significant changes for investors and brokers alike. Originally set to take effect in 2024, these rules would have required custodial brokers to default to the FIFO (First In, First

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Solo 401k Tax Credit for New Enrollments: Maximizing Your Retirement Benefits

Small Business & Self-Employed, Tax Corner I Blog, Tax Credits & Deductions

When considering a Solo 401k plan, you’re not just investing in your future; you’re also potentially unlocking valuable tax benefits. The Solo 401k tax credit for new enrollments provides an attractive incentive for self-employed individuals and small business owners seeking to boost their retirement savings. Under the new rules, eligible employers can claim a start-up

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