Thomson Reuters Enlarges PPC Tax Planning Guide
- Monday, 17 August 2009
- News
Thomson Reuters has added 15 chapters to the 2009 Edition of PPC’s Guide to Tax Planning Strategies, many designed to help CPAs implement strategies for dealing with current economic problems.
Topics covered provide advice that will help clients recover from a real estate foreclosure; fully utilize net operating losses; survive bankruptcy; maximize the deduction for fraudulent theft losses; minimize FICA and SE tax; realize the maximum proceeds from a proprietorship disposition; survive and prosper when employment is terminated; retain key employees during economic turmoil; and properly classify workers to avoid penalties and interest.
The guide also includes updates to executive summaries, client letters, and practice aids to help clients minimize alternative minimum tax; maximize bonus depreciation; utilize eligible tax credits; benefit from family limited partnerships; manage investment losses to reduce taxes; re-evaluate retirement prospects; and defer compensation.
Why Your Clients Need an Annual Financial Check-Up
- Monday, 17 August 2009
- Running a Firm
There are many reasons that clients live in the future. Sometimes, this is how they are constructed as people Also, the best business decisions are based upon a careful review of future conditions, not on past conditions. Yet, business people need to understand the past in order to be able to make their futures happen. You cannot run a business without piecing together results and gaining insight from them.
Read more...CCH: Act Fast to Take Advantage of Temporary Tax Breaks
- Tuesday, 04 August 2009
- Tax
(RIVERWOODS, Ill. , Aug. 4, 2009) – Users must act fast to take advantage of a number of temporary tax changes enacted in February when Congress passed the Economic Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, according to CCH.
The tax software and research vendor notes that changes that will expire this year include the first-time homebuyer credit, which provides a maximum credit for homes purchased between January 1 and November 30. Taxpayers must be qualified buyers and satisfy income requirements. These who are eligible can file an amended 2008 tax return to get the credit earlier. Read more...
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