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The U.S. tax code continues to evolve as revisions and clarifications to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act are issued. Be sure you’re ready—start by downloading our Quick Reference Chart, which is up to date for 2020.

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Many businesses and investors are looking at Opportunity Zones (OZ) to provide additional capital for deals. The OZ investment provides an incentive for investors with capital gains to reinvest in a business operating within certain zones.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’s passage resulted in many changes that need to be accounted for when planning for tax basis. Read on for some recommendations as the next filing season approaches.

When conducting year-end planning, business taxpayers should consider their accounting methods. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) provided many taxpayers with new opportunities to use more advantageous methods, and several previously existing…

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act had a significant effect on individual taxpayers, with recent guidance helping clarify some issues that were initially surrounded with uncertainty. Read on for details.

Newly issued proposed regulations include a new global intangible low-taxed income (GILTI) high-tax exception election that would apply to any high-taxed controlled foreign corporation income that would otherwise be tested income and change the…

There are myriad tax benefits for those who give money or property to charitable causes. Read on to find out how you can plan for these benefits effectively.

The business environment continues to change for taxpayers across the country. Take a look at this summary of some recent tax developments business owners should consider for the upcoming filing season.