Starting last July 2021, many families may have noticed that they received direct deposit or were mailed advance Child Tax Credit (the “Credit”) payments from…
Jamie B. BarwinApril 19, 2022
One important provision of the Consolidated Appropriations Act enacted in December 2020 allows expenses paid with Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) loans to be fully deductible…
FOSJanuary 27, 2021
Many taxpayers’ calendars have bold stars marked on the date when their tax returns are due. Unless anticipating a large refund, few know, and fewer…
FOSJanuary 18, 2021
As 2020 quickly moves towards the finish line, you may be making year end charitable contributions. If so, you should be aware that in response…
FOSNovember 24, 2020
IRS RETROACTIVELY AUTHORIZES DEDUCTION FOR S CORPORATION AND PARTNERSHIP TAX PAYMENT AT ENTITY LEVEL
In December of 2018, Wisconsin enacted a provision designed to enable S corporations, partnerships (including LLC’s taxed as partnerships) and their owners to work around…
FOSNovember 12, 2020
The SECURE Act, enacted in December as part of the federal government spending bill, contains major revisions to the retirement plan rules. Many changes are…
Allan T. YoungMarch 5, 2020
Purchasing a business involves multiple steps and a tremendous amount of due diligence. One important aspect of due diligence is determining the purchaser’s successor liability…
Robert J. OllmanDecember 13, 2019
The federal Tax Cut and Jobs Act caps an individual’s deduction for state income taxes and property taxes. The cap is $10,000. The change is…
Allan T. YoungMarch 12, 2019
In today’s global market, virtually all businesses import goods in one form or another, primarily from China. Whether it be the component parts incorporated into…
FOSDecember 13, 2018
