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The IRS will use artificial intelligence (AI) for their examinations

During this month of September 2023, we have read numerous articles on the IRS efforts to use more AI tools (in addition to hire more IRS agents). Over this summer of 2023, we have seen an increase of IRS examinations and notice of deficiencies where either you agree to the change or if you disagree,

By |2025-01-12T17:09:47+00:00September 25th, 2023|Categories: Business, Individuals|Tags: , , , , , , , |

Form 8300 Cash payments over $10k to be electronically filed from 2024

As part of the updates applicable to next year, from January 1st, 2024, you must electronically file (e-file) form 8300 if you e-file the other similar returns, such as 1099, w2s, etc. As mentioned in the IRS website, this form is a method to raise money laundering and illicit transactions "The Form 8300, Report of

Beneficial Ownership information – Required FinCEN report for businesses

From January 1st, 2024, any new company (exemptions are listed below) will have 30 days to file their initial Beneficial Ownership information (BOI) report. For the companies already in business before that date, the BOI has to be filed before January 1st, 2025.  Also, you should be reporting any changes in the BOI within the

By |2025-01-06T17:30:50+00:00September 22nd, 2023|Categories: Business|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

Do not follow tax advice from TikTok influencers – Augusta rule

A few months back, I was giving a small training for small businesses in LAEDA's office in Camden, New Jersey. While going over my presentation, I try to make it interactive and allow participants to ask questions on the topic being discussed or similar ones (at the end, there is always a Q&A portion for

By |2025-01-07T09:36:18+00:00September 8th, 2023|Categories: Business, Individuals|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

More and more States adding a Pass Through Entity Level tax

Since Connecticut enacted the first Pass Through Entity (PTE) tax in April 2018, more States have enacted or proposed this tax tool. It was around 14 in June 2021, around 30 in January 2023 and at the date of this article is 36 States and one localty (NYC) according to the AICPA listing (link below).

Less than a month to claim $1.5 billion in 2019 refunds

The IRS reminded taxpayers in mid June 2023 that the deadline to claim their 2019 refunds is approaching. The deadline is July 17, 2023. Note that the IRS has extended their refund window as usually it is three years. However, the three year window for 2019 was extended due to the Covid-19 pandemic. If no

By |2025-01-10T02:41:48+00:00June 19th, 2023|Categories: Individuals|Tags: , , , , , |

Is your side hustle a hobby or a business?

According to different surveys, it seems that almost two out of five Americans have a side hustle. The pandemic, expansion of remote work, and the increase of living cost (inflation) has increased the number of people working on the side in addition to their regular job. We had numerous conversation with our clients to determine

IRS payment glitch might generate past due notices for married couples

The glitch in the system is if the "secondary" taxpayer (spouse 2) makes a payment, the system might not link the payment to the "primary" taxpayer (spouse 1) in the married filing jointly returns. There might be certain scenarios for this error to occur: Not electronic and is made by the secondary spouse. Electronic, is

By |2025-01-10T01:20:27+00:00January 8th, 2023|Categories: Individuals|Tags: , |

IRS FAQ guidance on clean vehicle credits

The IRS released on Dec 29th, 2022 a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)  for clean vehicles credits for new, previously owned and commercial clean vehicles. This guide addresses the most common questions from taxpayers regarding if their vehicle qualifies for the credit, the amount of the credit, etc. Note that the tax software companies are working

Well-known tax preparation software sent financial information to Meta

In the last months, we have reported some issues with popular tax software that was charging fees or hide the free version from users. In a recent investigation by The Markup, there was evidence that code in some of popular tax preparation software including TaxAct, TaxSlayer and H&R Block sent financial and tax information to

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