Maximize Your Estate and Gift Exclusions Before 2025 In 2022 the Internal Revenue Service maintains a $12.06 million gift and estate exemption as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, meaning that you can leave up to $12.06 million to a spouse automatically after death without your spouse incurring a federal estate...Continue Reading
On August 25, 2022, Anglin Reichmann Armstrong and PTAC Florida hosted a government contracting growth summit called “Evolve.” This event aimed to connect small, medium, and large companies to discuss government contracting opportunities through networking and educational presentations. The event was held at the Hilton Garden Inn in Ft. Walton Beach, FL. Our 2022 Evolve...Continue Reading
The Internal Revenue Service announced they are looking to hire over 4,000 contact representative positions in 22 cities in the U.S. and in Puerto Rico. So far through the month of June, the IRS has held virtual and in-person hiring events where they have given job offers to qualified candidates. “The IRS continues to increase...Continue Reading
We know and have felt by now the effects of supply chain issues due to the pandemic. If you are in real estate, construction or manufacturing you may have seen an immediate difference between your 2019 revenue vs 2020 and 2021 revenues. How do you project costs and create budgets for 2023 based on the...Continue Reading
We are approaching the time of year when many companies undergo an annual audit of their 401(k) plan. Even if an audit is not required of your company’s 401(k) plan, this is a great time to review the plan and ensure your fiduciary responsibility is being met and the plan is functioning as designed. Benefit...Continue Reading
By Christopher D. Cook, CPA | August 20, 2021 The R&D Tax Credit offers a significant tax incentive for companies in a broad spectrum of technology-based industries. The credit has been part of the Internal Revenue Service tax code since 1981 and is responsible for billions of dollars in tax savings each year. It has...Continue Reading
The IRS is explicitly providing the opportunity for non-compliant taxpayers who hold (or previously held) cryptocurrencies and failed to report them to the IRS to voluntarily come forward and avoid potential criminal prosecution. For practitioners in the business of assisting taxpayers with tax compliance, it’s déjà vu all over again. Previously, to ensure taxpayers fall...Continue Reading
On September 13, 2021, the House Ways and Means Committee released their proposed tax legislation for action by the full House. The following are the major points from that legislation. This is all subject to change as it moves through the House. So, there is nothing written in stone yet. What the Bill Does NOT...Continue Reading
Like the rest of the world in 2020, the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) was also forced to run at a restricted capacity due to the Coronavirus pandemic. This has a caused a strain on its ability to process tax returns and has created a backlog. A report released by the Taxpayer Advocate Service in June...Continue Reading
When speaking to clients about ways to manage tax credits, we often have to answer this question: “Does the R&D Tax Credit apply to me?” It depends. And it really depends in the area of software development or engineering improvements. Companies can overlook thousands of dollars in unrealized credits at the federal and state level...Continue Reading
