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A Section 83(b) election can potentially have massive tax benefits and savings, since it allows taxpayers to pre-pay taxes on equity compensation on a low valuation. By recognizing income earlier at the time of granting, taxpayers can pre-pay a lower tax bill on the equity compensation, assuming the equity value increases in future years. #TaxTips #TaxStrategies #TaxServices #Evolved #EvolveWithUs https://hubs.la/Q02BMHJc0
Section 83(b) Election: Tax Benefits and How to File
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H.R. 8864, known as the Tax Administration Simplification Act, aims to reform common tax filings by extending the time for S corporation elections, adjusting estimated tax payment deadlines and treating last-minute electronic payments as timely. Dive into the details of these proposed changes and how they could impact your business. https://lnkd.in/ek6K4sBu #taxreform #taxadministrationsimplificationact #Scorporation
New Bipartisan Bill Would Streamline Filings for S Corporations and Others - Frazier & Deeter, LLC
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These are great questions. Tax policy is at the forefront of the election, although many of the proposals from both sides are really nothing but pandering to excite voters. 15% corporate income tax rate because we like businesses (even though businesses operate in other forms like partnerships, S corps, and sole proprietorships): How do we get there realistically and does that rate make sense? Is 21% already low enough? What taxpayers are impacted by this? Would corporations become tax shelters again? Would the IRS have to retrain staff on all the old anti-shelter rules for corporations (e.g., accumulated earnings tax)? Minimum income tax for billionaires that taxes unrealized gains because we hate billionaires (at least the ones with different political views than we have): Is that sound policy? Why should only some of the population be taxed on unrealized gains but not others? How do you tax unrealized gains? Do those impacted have to also pay thousands of dollars each year for appraisals on their assets just so they can comply with this new tax? What if they don't have cash to pay the tax? So many questions. #taxpolicy #election2024 #taxcompliance #taxlawchanges #taxlaw #newtaxes
Could former President Trump, if reelected, really get rid of the income tax? How will the election affect the sunsetting provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? And what does Project 2025 have to say about tax policy? Our editorial team of tax experts and on-the-ground reporters wants to help answer your tax-related questions about this year's election. Tax Notes has been closely tracking key tax issues in the run-up to November 5, and now we want to know what questions readers still have about tax policy in the election and beyond. Submit your question below ⬇️
Get Answers to Your Tax Questions on the 2024 U.S. Election
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Could former President Trump, if reelected, really get rid of the income tax? How will the election affect the sunsetting provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act? And what does Project 2025 have to say about tax policy? Our editorial team of tax experts and on-the-ground reporters wants to help answer your tax-related questions about this year's election. Tax Notes has been closely tracking key tax issues in the run-up to November 5, and now we want to know what questions readers still have about tax policy in the election and beyond. Submit your question below ⬇️
Get Answers to Your Tax Questions on the 2024 U.S. Election
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The stage is set for this year's presidential election. Regardless of who wins the election, reviewing the scheduled expiration of certain tax code provisions enacted as part of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will likely be an initial priority. What might this mean for the estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax exemption; the qualified business income deduction; and individual income tax rates? Today's GEM helps to answer the question: What impact may the presidential election have on tax planning and potential tax reform talks heading into 2025 and beyond? In this podcast, Joshua Landsman, senior wealth strategist for Wilmington Trust’s Emerald Family Office & Advisory®, offers his insights. The Election and the Future of Tax Reform: What It May Mean For You: https://lnkd.in/etuf72dY Wilmington Trust is not authorized to and does not provide legal or tax advice. Our advice and recommendations provided to you is illustrative only and subject to the opinions and advice of your own attorney, tax advisor or other professional advisor.
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Hot off the presses - want to know how this upcoming #election may impact your tax planning? Take a listen to our podcast GEM by Joshua Landsman: https://lnkd.in/e7gdNYQ2 Want to go further in-depth on the topic? Read our Wilmington Trust article by Joshua Landsman and Matthew Lee: https://lnkd.in/eQdYYUpH #taxplanning #wealthplanning #taxreform #election2024
The stage is set for this year's presidential election. Regardless of who wins the election, reviewing the scheduled expiration of certain tax code provisions enacted as part of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will likely be an initial priority. What might this mean for the estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer tax exemption; the qualified business income deduction; and individual income tax rates? Today's GEM helps to answer the question: What impact may the presidential election have on tax planning and potential tax reform talks heading into 2025 and beyond? In this podcast, Joshua Landsman, senior wealth strategist for Wilmington Trust’s Emerald Family Office & Advisory®, offers his insights. The Election and the Future of Tax Reform: What It May Mean For You: https://lnkd.in/etuf72dY Wilmington Trust is not authorized to and does not provide legal or tax advice. Our advice and recommendations provided to you is illustrative only and subject to the opinions and advice of your own attorney, tax advisor or other professional advisor.
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Are you prepared for the upcoming tax season? The 2023 Marcum Year-End Tax Guide features a detailed analysis of the current tax environment and provides an overview of many of the issues affecting individuals and businesses. #AskMarcum #taxplanning
2023 MarcumYear-End Tax Guide
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Are you prepared for the upcoming tax season? The 2023 Marcum Year-End Tax Guide features a detailed analysis of the current tax environment and provides an overview of many of the issues affecting individuals and businesses. #AskMarcum #taxplanning
2023 MarcumYear-End Tax Guide
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With Super Tuesday behind us, the 2024 election is very much underway. As an estate planning attorney, one of things I am focused on is what is going to happen with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and specifically the federal estate tax exemption which is set to go down at the end of 2025. There is no better time to speak with an estate planning attorney about how best to plan for your assets. Read more below.
The Clock Is Ticking on Tax Cuts: Act Now to Avoid Missing Out
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News flash, there's an election this year. Let's get substantive about taxes. Here are the most important potential tax ideas circulating in policy discussions that may hit billionaires or other wealthy clients, according to Steve Wamhoff of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, Erica York of the Tax Foundation and John Buhl of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center. #tax #taxpolicy #politics #financialplanning #financialadvisors #taxpros #cpas #tcja #2024election #biden #billionaires #compliance https://lnkd.in/g9DG5Vii
Will voters veto 'billionaire taxes' and other plans to tax wealthy clients?
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