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You have to keep track of tax deadlines, distribute your employees’ income statements, and complete your business and personal tax return all at once.
With that in mind, you may slip up and make a few tax errors. Here are some common mistakes and how to avoid them.
Taxpayers with sole proprietorship, partnerships, trusts, and S corporations will face some difficulties when they’re ready to file for the 2019 tax season because of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA).
Read below for the changes you need to know for your business taxes.
In order to have qualified business income (QBI), it must be domestic income from a trade or business. Your qualified business income (QBI) is calculated into a net amount and does not include employee wages, capital gain, interest and dividend income.
Prior to the TCJA, you could deduct up to $500,000 for any section 179 property. It has now increased to $1 million. The phase-out threshold also increases from $2 million to $2.5 million. (Subject to change due to inflation.)
Continue reading “How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Affects Businesses”
The first day to file a business tax returns, January 13, falls 18 days before the first day to file 1040 returns (1040 tax filing start date is January 31st). If you need to file a business tax return with income derived from forms 1065 or 1120S , you can today on RapidTax.
Business tax returns accepted by the IRS starting on January 13, include any return on the IRS Business Master File (BMF). BMF returns include the following federal forms:
