- Can a Self-Employed Taxpayer Mix Business and Pleasure During Foreign Travel and Still Get a Tax Deduction?
- Note: the business expenses discussed in this article – both foreign and domestic – are not deductible by employees during years 2018 through 2025. However, they are available to self-employed individuals.
- New Employee Onboarding Best Practices: Factors to Consider for Success
- Replacing an employee who has left your business can cost between 50% to 60% of that person's salary. So don't lose them because of sloppy onboarding.
- Tax Changes Coming After 2025
- By now you have probably gotten used to the provisions in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) that became effective January 1, 2018. But don’t forget, most of the tax changes made by the TCJA are not permanent and will expire (sunset) after 2025. This will have an impact on long range tax planning and will result in a mixed bag of tax increases and tax cuts. How it will impact individual taxpayers will depend upon which provisions of TCJA affect them. The following is a review of what will happen when TCJA expires if Congress doesn’t intervene.
- When Tax Issues Become a Criminal Situation in the Eyes of the IRS
- The chasm between a "minor accident" and "intentional fraud" when it comes to your taxes is a big one, and may even venture into criminal territory if you're not careful.
- Video Tips: Tax Relief for People in Areas Affected by Natural Disasters
- Tax relief is available for people living in areas that are declared disasters by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Watch this video to learn more.
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