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FinCen estimates around 9 million hours spent requesting access to BOI

The numbers for the FinCen BOI requirement starting 2024 are staggering. FinCen is going to allow access to the data collected from business owners to different financial institutions and State and Local authorities. From different articles, "...FinCEN also estimated that 15,934 entities will seek access to BOI, and that the vast majority of them—15,716—will be

Personal data hacked 3 billion data points. Protect yourself. Get the IRS Identity Protection PIN

More and more often, personal data gets hacked, exposed, etc. Some of you remember the Equifax data breach with 147 million people impacted and a settlement of up to $425 million dollars and there have been many other cases since then. The most recent one is the National Public Data that exposed 3 billion individuals

PA businesses can receive a 75% to 90% tax credit for contributions to educational improvement organizations

If you are a business in PA, you might consider a contribution to an approved Educational Improvement Organizations. If you are a qualified business, you can received a PA tax credit of 75% of your contribution (90% if same contribution for two years). You need to make sure you meet the requirements (i.e. provide proof

Teachers, instructors, principals, and other educators remember the $300 expense deduction

If you are a teacher, instructor or any other educator (even if part time as the rule is at least 900 hours) in a school providing elementary or secondary education, then you can claim the $300 expense deduction at year end in your personal tax return (if both educators filing a married filing jointly return

Summer camp expenses? After school classes or sports? Child and Dependent Care tax credit might help

If you have kids under 13 that have after (or before) school activities (i.e. soccer, basketball, dance, etc.), daycare, or even summer camp, you might be entitled to a tax credit when you file your taxes. You will need to get some information to claim that tax credit like a) name of the institution or

IRS releases more warnings about Clean Energy scams (IRA) and misleading claims on the Self employment tax credit

In July 2024, the IRS released several warnings on widespread scams and misleading claims on the Self Employment tax credit. The IRS is taking a proactive communication approach and raising awareness of scams, fraud and other misleading information on social media and by different promoters.   Clean Energy Tax Credit – In the IR-2024-182, the

More States implementing required retirement programs for small businesses: Latest one Retire Ready NJ

As the Social Security Board of Trustees (Federal government) estimates that from 2035, the payments of scheduled benefits might be reduced to around 75% (unless there is a reform to increase the fund assets), more and more States are requiring small businesses to join State programs offering retirement options to their employees, if not already

HSA savings provide a triple tax benefit

If you are covered by an Health Savings Account HSA eligible plan, then, you can make pre-tax contributions to a medical savings account for future health related expenses. The growth of these funds are tax free and if used for its medical purpose, the withdrawal is not taxable. However, if not used for the right

More Americans are moving to States with lower income taxes like Texas and Florida

As you might be aware, taxpayers are leaving States with double digit State income taxes like California, Hawaii, New Jersey, New York and the District of Columbia for more tax friendly States like Texas and Florida in 2023 as described in the Tax Foundation article. Based on Wirepoints data, if we go back to 2020

Received a Syndicated Conservation Easement IRS letter? It is a time-limited settlement offer

In the IRS IR-2024-174, the IRS announced that is mailing out a limited time settlement offer for taxpayers that participated in Syndicated Conservation Easement. How does the Syndicated Conservation Easement work?  This is an overvalued conservation easement that is claimed as charitable contributions that promoters will target to high income taxpayers. The target will invest

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