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Webinar: How New Payroll Tax Credits Can Help You Keep More Employees on the Job During COVID-19
Watch Aprio’s webinar on “How New Payroll Tax Credits Can Help You Keep More Employees on the Job During COVID-19”
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Unpacking the Economic Stimulus Package: How you Will Benefit
Watch this webinar to see Aprio unpack the historic $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, the largest
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The Latest on Tax Filing and Payment Dates
Over the last week, the IRS and U.S. Treasury Department have made a series of announcements to provide tax relief
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The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act: What Does it Mean for You and Your Business?
The Coronavirus pandemic in the United States has created an economic crisis unlike anything this country has ever seen before.
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A Tax Free Way to Help Your Employees Amid COVID-19
By: Charles Webb and Craig Fisher In response to the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, Congress enacted IRC Section
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Navigating the Impacts of the Coronavirus on Your Dental Practice
From best practices for dealing with staff and supplier concerns to breaking down the Coronavirus tax relief package, this webinar
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COVID-19: State and Local Tax Implications.
As we all are aware, COVID-19 has affected individuals and businesses on a global scale. Here in the United States,
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Federal Tax Filing Date Extended to July 15
Get the latest in this Aprio blog: The Latest on Tax Filing and Payment Dates. Just days after announcing that
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Georgia Department of Labor Has Adopted Emergency Rule on Filing Partial Claims
Even with the coronavirus relief bill now passed and signed by the President, many states are still taking matters into
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Treasury and IRS Issue Guidance: Tax Deadline Remains April 15 with Tax Payment Deferment to July 15
Get the latest in this Aprio blog: The Latest on Tax Filing and Payment Dates. Today, the Treasury and IRS
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Coronavirus Alert: Emergency Relief for Employers and Families
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (H.R. 6201), enacted on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, provides a comprehensive financial aid package as the coronavirus outbreak
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IRS Issues Tax Relief for Victims of Tennessee Tornadoes
On Friday, March 6, 2020, the IRS announced a tax relief to aid recent victims of the tornadoes that devastated
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The Devil is in the Details (of the Contract): U.S. Tax Court Upholds the Current Definition of “Funded” Research
When it comes to qualifying for R&D credits, the old adage that “the devil is in the details” rings especially
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IRS Releases Draft Revision of Schedule K-1 and Notice on Reporting Partnership Capital
This year, the IRS released a new draft revision of Schedule K-1 proposing several changes for tax year 2019. Of
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New In-Person Meetings with Revenue Officers Aim to Encourage Compliance… But What Are the Risks?
On Nov. 15, 2019, the IRS announced a new compliance protocol that will involve deploying agents around the country to
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IRS Aims to Expose Cryptocurrency-related Income with New Question on Form 1040
Earlier this month, the IRS released the first guidance in five years on the taxability for virtual currency transactions, including
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Wayfair and Nexus: The Aftermath, Part 7 – Thresholds, Timing and Local Taxes
States and localities continue to enact sales tax economic nexus rules, apply Wayfair to income tax, and provide guidance in
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IRS Releases New Guidance on Taxability for Certain Virtual Currency Transactions
Pay close attention, cryptocurrency investors: on Oct. 9, 2019, the IRS issued Revenue Ruling 2019-24 and 43 Questions and Answers,
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Wayfair and Nexus: The Aftermath, Part 6 – No More Cookies and Thresholds
Kansas’ Governor vetoed the state’s proposed Wayfair sales tax economic nexus legislation, but then the Kansas Department of Revenue issued an administrative
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IRS Tax Notices 6173, 6174, and 6174-A, What They Mean and What To Do.
Did you receive the IRS tax notice 6174, 6174A or 6173 in connection with your virtual currency transactions? If you
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Is Preferred Equity Right for Your Deal?
As CRE Lending Tightens, Preferred Equity Makes a Comeback Preferred equity is nothing new in commercial real estate, but we
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Wayfair and Nexus: The Aftermath, Part 5 – Aggregation and Local Issues
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Wayfair decision, this article addresses recent guidance from Virginia on its aggregation rules
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Alternative Tax Strategies for the Qualified Improvement Property “Glitch”
The road to tax reform was paved with good intentions. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) produced the most
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Wayfair and Nexus: The Aftermath – Part 4
As states continue to issue guidance on their Wayfair rules, we are beginning to see the slight differences among them
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Wayfair and Nexus: The Aftermath – Part 3
Indiana issued much-needed guidance to address which sales are used to calculate the economic nexus revenue threshold (other states need
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Tax Reform: Why the Right Business Structure Is Vital for Tech Startups
The business entity you choose when starting a new company is more important than ever before in the wake of
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IRS Waives Penalty for Taxpayers with At Least 80% of Total Tax Liability in 2018
On Jan. 16, 2019, the IRS released news of a penalty waiver that may benefit taxpayers whose 2018 federal tax
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Federal Government Shutdown Creates Tax Filing Uncertainty
The United States has been under a partial government shutdown since Dec. 22, 2018, and while the House of Representatives
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How Time-Tracking and Data Analytics Can Help Drive Better Business Decisions
Law firms, accountants, consultants and other professional services businesses have long been accustomed to tracking employee time for billing and
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Georgia Tax Credits Fuel Booming Esports Industry
For four days in January, about 3,000 people descended on the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre just north of Atlanta.
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Should Entertainment Expenses Be Fully Disallowed?
Although companies are no longer eligible to deduct business entertainment expenses like baseball tickets and golf outings, Notice 2018-76 was
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Wayfair and Sales Tax Nexus: The Aftermath Part 2
Eleven more states will begin enforcement of their economic nexus sales tax rules beginning on Oct. 1, 2018. In our
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The Interplay of Tax Reform’s IC-DISC & Pass-Through Deduction: What We Know So Far
A key tax benefit for companies that do exports was at risk of getting killed from President Donald J. Trump’s
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New Tax Reform Carried Interest Rules Could Put CRE Investors at Odds with Developers
It was somewhat of a surprise in the final legislation President Donald J. Trump signed into law in late 2017
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Tax Reform Could Alter Your ESOP Strategy
Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) have offered a tax-advantaged exit strategy for privately-held business owners since 1974, but Congress recently
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Doing Business in China? Make VAT Part of the Revenue Equation
Consider this increasingly common international business scenario: A service provider offers data analytics to clients in China through an online
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Five Key Changes to Tax Law That Will Affect Colleges and Universities
Colleges, universities and other non-profits have plenty to digest when it comes to last year’s massive tax overhaul. Many of
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Georgia Music Investment Act Provides Tax Credits to Boost State Music Industry
People around the world tap their feet, clap their hands and nod their heads to the beat of Georgia musicians.
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New R&D Expense Amortization May Hurt Cash Flows, Valuations
Research and development, which is the lifeblood that keeps many companies competitive, will soon lose some of its advantageous tax
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International Companies Face a Tangled Web of Tax Rules
Amazon’s massive online marketplace has been a boon to hundreds of thousands of merchants across the globe, offering immediate exposure
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Wayfair and Sales Tax Nexus: Let the Aftermath Begin
There has been a flurry of state activity leading up to and following the Wayfair decision, as states begin the
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States can now force retailers without physical presence to collect sales tax, Supreme Court says
On June 21, 2018, the United States Supreme Court issued its opinion in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc.,[1] in which
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Lower FDII Tax Rate Lures Foreign IP and Services Back to U.S.
Fiddy. Foe-dee. Eff-Dee-Eye-Eye. Whichever way you pronounce it, the new Foreign Derived Intangible Income (“FDII”) provision of President Donald Trump’s
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Will Tax Reform Make C Corps Cool Again?
By the end of the 1980s, closely-held C corporations mostly went the way of Members Only jackets and the Commodore