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MAY
02
4 tips to prioritize advisory firm staff mental health in the workplace
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MAY
02
Jump to: Reduce stress by setting boundaries Outsource demanding tasks Offer wellness benefits Invest in AI-powered … The post 4 tips to prioritize advisory firm staff mental health in the workplace appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
30
5 things accountants need to do after tax season
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sabrinacorsiga
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APR
30
Jump to: Take a break Educate yourself Develop a marketing plan Implement AI-powered tax software … The post 5 things accountants need to do after tax season appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
30
Mastering the art and science of exceptional client service
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adam.gleason@thomsonreuters.com
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APR
30
Jump to: The role of emotional intelligence (EQ) in client relationships The evolution of client service in accounting firms Leveraging technology … The post Mastering the art and science of exceptional client service appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
30
Auditor evaluation deficiencies are more frequent than you think: How to ensure an accurate data review
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Mark Kelleher
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APR
30
In the world of accounting audits, accuracy and completeness are paramount. Auditors rely on data review to ensure the reliability … The post Auditor evaluation deficiencies are more frequent than you think: How to ensure an accurate data review appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
25
Make this your last bad tax season
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sabrinacorsiga
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APR
25
Jump to: Unravel tax law complexity with AI-powered tax research Alleviate workload pressures with AI-powered workflows Prioritize … The post Make this your last bad tax season appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
25
The accountant’s guide to state taxes on retirement income
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Abby Dorland
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APR
25
Navigating state taxes on retirement income is a critical aspect of financial planning for retirees. While federal tax rules apply … The post The accountant’s guide to state taxes on retirement income appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
25
IRS Form 5329: What it is and how to complete it
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Abby Dorland
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APR
25
When filing tax returns, it’s important to report all income sources accurately. For accountants, you must also remind your clients … The post IRS Form 5329: What it is and how to complete it appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
25
401(k) tax FAQ: Tax considerations for contributions and withdrawals
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Abby Dorland
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APR
25
When it comes to navigating the tax landscape of 401(k) contributions and withdrawals, it’s important for accountants to stay informed … The post 401(k) tax FAQ: Tax considerations for contributions and withdrawals appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
25
IRA tax considerations for contributions and withdrawals
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Abby Dorland
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APR
25
As an accountant, your clients look to you for retirement advice, including tax considerations for IRA plans, the tax benefits … The post IRA tax considerations for contributions and withdrawals appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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APR
25
Taxes on retirement income: Help for accountants advising clients
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Abby Dorland
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APR
25
As an accountant, advising your clients on retirement income taxes and related strategies can help them to optimize their financial … The post Taxes on retirement income: Help for accountants advising clients appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.
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MAY
03
Everybody’s Working For The Weekend
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Renu Zaretsky
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MAY
03
Republican TCJA working group in the Senate, too?
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MAY
02
Rates, Replacements, Reclassification, And Revenue Shortfalls
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Renu Zaretsky
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MAY
02
Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady.
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MAY
01
Navigating The Looming Commercial Property Tax Shortfall
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Richard C. Auxier, Thomas Brosy
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MAY
01
Cities, counties, and other local governments have traditionally relied on property taxes as a substantial and stable revenue stream. But with remote work taking hold...
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MAY
01
Tax Thresholds, The Drawing Board, A Mistake, And A Substitution
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Renu Zaretsky
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MAY
01
Treasury Secretary Yellen: Biden’s proposed tax increases would not affect those earning under $400,000.
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MAY
01
Would Biden Really Scrap The TCJA? Would That Raise Everyone’s Taxes?
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Howard Gleckman
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MAY
01
President Biden set off a kerfuffle when he posted on “X,” formerly Twitter, “Donald Trump was very proud of his $2 trillion tax cut that...
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APR
30
Beta Test Success, Fixing Mistakes, Expanding A SALT Workaround
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APR
30
Another year of Direct File would tell the IRS—and taxpayers—a lot.
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APR
29
Another Year Would Enable Direct File to Prove Its Worth to The IRS And Congress
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Janet Holtzblatt
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APR
29
How did you file your tax return this year? Paid a preparer? Bought software? Did you, like me, use the fillable forms on the Internal...
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APR
29
Extension, Transparency, An Override, And an Incentive
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Renu Zaretsky
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APR
29
On Capitol Hill This Week.
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APR
22
Non-Filing Taxpayers and State Tax Cuts
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Renu Zaretsky
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APR
22
Almost a million people left about a billion dollars on in tax refunds the table in 2020.
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APR
19
Statistics, Expectations, Losses, And Lies
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Renu Zaretsky
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APR
19
The IRS Data Book is out.
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Conference: Understanding the Effects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
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Though the TCJA’s expiration poses a threat to the U.S. economy and people’s pocketbooks, it gives lawmakers an opportunity to rewrite the tax code. But if Congress is to build on the successes, and learn from the failures, of the TCJA, it must understand the reform’s effects.
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Georgia Implements Structurally Sound Tax Changes
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Andrey Yushkov
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Two bills in Georgia will lower the flat individual income tax rate and align the corporate income tax rate with the individual income tax rate.
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Digital Taxation around the World
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Cristina Enache
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The outcome of the digital tax debate will likely shape domestic and international taxation for decades to come. Designing these policies based on sound principles will be essential in ensuring they can withstand challenges arising in the rapidly changing economic and technological environment of the 21st century.
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Throwback and Throwout Rules by State, 2024
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Joseph Johns
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States have generally tried to encourage capital investment. Throwback and throwout rules are an unfortunate example of penalizing it.
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Why Are the Individual Tax Cuts Expiring?
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Alex Muresianu
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The TCJA improved the U.S. tax code, but the meandering voyage of its passing and the compromises made to get it into law show the challenges of the legislative process.
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Taxocracy Tales with Scott Hodge
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Scott Hodge, Kyle Hulehan, Dan Carvajal
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All taxes tell a story, and today we’ll explore how taxes influenced Bob Dylan's decision to sell his music catalog, how the "chicken tax" reshaped the auto industry, and how the historic "tax on air and light" had profound effects on architecture and living conditions.
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How to Improve the Base Erosion and Anti-Abuse Tax
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Alan Cole
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BEAT is intended to address a legitimate problem, and there are virtues to BEAT’s overall strategic approach; however, its execution leaves room for improvement.
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Estate, Inheritance, and Gift Taxes in Europe, 2024
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Marie Borst, Cristina Enache
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As tempting as inheritance, estate, and gift taxes might look—especially when the OECD notes them as a way to reduce wealth inequality—their limited capacity to collect revenue and their negative impact on entrepreneurial activity, saving, and work should make policymakers consider their repeal instead of boosting them.
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State Income Taxes and the 2024 NFL Draft Class
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Jared Walczak
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Here’s how much NFL players can expect to pay in state and local income taxes—to all relevant states—at multiple salary levels, by team.
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Americans Are Still Paying for the Trump-Biden Tariffs
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Erica York
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If reelected, President Trump would drastically escalate the trade war he started during his first term. But what often goes unnoticed is President Biden’s role in continuing Trump’s first trade war. In fact, more tax revenue from the trade war tariffs has been collected under Biden than under Trump.
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MAY
03
It’s Hard For Traders To Move Out Of New York For Tax Purposes
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Robert Green
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MAY
03
In today’s digital world, some people, especially traders, can operate their economic activities while traveling around the U.S. and the world. Some land in one place and change tax domicile, while others continue traveling and never establish a new domicile. The problem is that some states, like New York, continue to subject people to resident […]
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APR
29
The Tax Cuts And Jobs Act Mainly Expires In 2025
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Robert Green
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APR
29
Most of the tax changes in the 2017 Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) expire (sunset) at the end of 2025. TCJA featured tax cuts and some tax hikes to help pay for it. Meanwhile, TCJA’s massive tax cut lowering the corporate tax rate to 21% does not expire. Accountants and taxpayers have grown accustomed […]
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MAR
07
Tips For Traders On Preparing 2023 Tax Returns
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Robert Green
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MAR
07
Trader tax status (TTS) constitutes business expense treatment, unlocking meaningful tax benefits for qualified active traders. The first step is to determine eligibility. If you qualify for TTS, you can claim some tax breaks, such as business expense treatment, after the fact and elect and set up other tax breaks—like Section 475 MTM and employee-benefit […]
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JAN
02
Traders Should Focus On Q4 Estimated Taxes Due January 16
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Robert Green
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JAN
02
Many traders have substantial trading gains for 2023, and they might owe 2023 estimated taxes paid to the IRS quarterly. Unlike employers, which withhold taxes on wages, brokerage firms do not withhold taxes on trading gains. Depending on their specific tax situation, other taxpayers may be able to wait to make tax payments until April […]
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SEP
22
Tax Planning For S-Corps
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Robert Green
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SEP
22
Read our related blog post and watch the webinar, Tax Planning For Traders. Traders eligible for trader tax status (TTS) use an S-Corp to unlock health, retirement, and SALT deductions. It’s important to act before year-end using payroll. S-CORP OFFICER COMPENSATION TTS traders use an S-Corp to arrange health insurance and retirement plan deductions. These […]
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SEP
22
Tax Planning For Traders
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Robert Green
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SEP
22
Read our related blog post: Tax Planning For S-Corps. Traders have unique needs and opportunities in tax planning. Get organized well before the year-end so you don’t miss out. Recent tax acts don’t change trader tax status (TTS), Section 475 MTM accounting, wash-sale losses on securities, or the tax treatment on financial products, including futures […]
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MAY
26
ChatGPT Explains Trader Tax Benefits
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Robert Green
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MAY
26
I prompted Bing’s ChatGPT to write blog posts on “trader tax benefits” and “trader tax status.” See my comments in yellow highlight. I also used Grammarly. ChatGPT did a good job, but gave rudimentary advice. There are nuances in our content that ChatGPT missed. GreenTraderTax and my Forbes articles are a source for ChatGPT’s blog […]
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APR
18
Highlights From Green’s 2023 Trader Tax Guide
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Robert Green
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APR
18
Use Green’s 2023 Trader Tax Guide to receive the tax breaks you’re entitled to on your 2022 tax returns and execute tax strategies and elections for tax-year 2023. Our guide covers the impact of recent tax laws on traders. BUSINESS TRADERS FARE BETTER Investors have restricted investment interest expense deductions. The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act (TCJA) […]
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MAR
14
Tax Extensions: 12 Tips To Save You Money
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Robert Green
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MAR
14
Individual tax returns for 2022 are due April 18, 2023. However, most active traders aren’t ready to file on time. Some brokers issue corrected 1099Bs right up to the deadline. Many partnerships and S-Corps file extensions by March 15, 2023, and don’t issue Schedule K-1s to partners until after April 18. Many securities traders struggle […]
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MAR
13
Tax Relief In Disaster Situations
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Robert Green
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MAR
13
There have been many federal disaster situations around the U.S. these past years. See if you qualify to pay taxes and file tax returns after the original deadline. See Tax Relief in Disaster Situations. For example IRS: May 15 tax deadline extended to Oct. 16 for disaster area taxpayers in California, Alabama and Georgia. Check […]
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APR
23
Small Business I Tax Course
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The Income Tax School
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APR
23
Small Business I Tax Course | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros Prior tax preparation experience/knowledge is suggested for the Small Business I course. Students normally enroll in this course after completing the Comprehensive Tax course and working at least one season as a tax preparer. This course is not a webinar.nnThis year’s edition now include NEW lecture videos! Covering concepts that may be challenging or difficult… The post Small Business I Tax Course appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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APR
15
Chartered Tax Consultant (CTC) Certificate Program (Copy) (Copy)
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The Income Tax School
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APR
15
Chartered Tax Consultant (CTC) Certificate Program (Copy) (Copy) | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros CTC® Certificate Program Includes: nThis 12-month program consists of three income tax courses totaling 115 continuing education (CE) hours. An additional 150-hour experience requirement can be completed over two tax seasons to receive the CTC® designation.n n Comprehensive Tax Coursen n 60 CE hours n 6 month completion time n For California Students: Choose CA… The post Chartered Tax Consultant (CTC) Certificate Program (Copy) (Copy) appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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MAR
13
Chartered Tax Consultant (CTC) Certificate Program (Copy)
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The Income Tax School
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MAR
13
Chartered Tax Consultant (CTC) Certificate Program (Copy) | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros CTC® Certificate Program Includes: nThis 12-month program consists of three income tax courses totaling 115 continuing education (CE) hours. An additional 150-hour experience requirement can be completed over two tax seasons to receive the CTC® designation.n n Comprehensive Tax Coursen n 60 CE hours n 6 month completion time n For California Students: Choose CA… The post Chartered Tax Consultant (CTC) Certificate Program (Copy) appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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FEB
22
Getting Your Taxes Done? Essential Documents You Should Gather Before Your Appointment
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The Income Tax School
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FEB
22
Getting Your Taxes Done? Essential Documents You Should Gather Before Your Appointment | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros As the tax deadline approaches, clients and tax preparers gear up for what can be a busy and stressful time of year. Amid the flurry of paperwork and financial documents, ensuring a smooth tax preparation process becomes paramount. For clients, the task begins with gathering essential tax records before their appointment, streamlining the process and… The post Getting Your Taxes Done? Essential Documents You Should Gather Before Your Appointment appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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FEB
15
How Tax Pros Can Save Money With Comprehensive or Unlimited Courses
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The Income Tax School
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FEB
15
How Tax Pros Can Save Money With Comprehensive or Unlimited Courses | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros As tax professionals gear up for the challenges and opportunities of 2024, the importance of continuing education (CE) in the tax preparation field can’t be overstated. In an ever-changing landscape of tax laws and regulations, staying ahead requires a commitment to continuous learning and skill development. At Surgent Income Tax School, we understand the pivotal… The post How Tax Pros Can Save Money With Comprehensive or Unlimited Courses appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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FEB
08
5 Reasons to Take Tax Prep Courses With Surgent
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The Income Tax School
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FEB
08
5 Reasons to Take Tax Prep Courses With Surgent | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros Large chains have long dominated the landscape in the tax preparation world. However, with their prominence come many drawbacks that can limit your potential as a tax professional. With their sprawling networks and ubiquitous storefronts, these industry titans have undeniably shaped the landscape of tax services. Yet, lurking beneath their veneer of convenience and reliability… The post 5 Reasons to Take Tax Prep Courses With Surgent appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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FEB
06
Test Configurable Bundle – COMP
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The Income Tax School
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FEB
06
Test Configurable Bundle – COMP | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros This year’s edition has been completely revised and contains pointers you will appreciate as useful, practical advice to be applied in your daily work. Our materials now concentrate on the advancement of careers and profitability. Relevant updates will also be regularly provided so that you remain informed on your craft. Upon completion of this course,… The post Test Configurable Bundle – COMP appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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FEB
01
5 Benefits of Taking Tax Prep Courses With Surgent
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The Income Tax School
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FEB
01
5 Benefits of Taking Tax Prep Courses With Surgent | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros Are you considering a career change or seeking a flexible opportunity to boost your income? Look no further than tax preparation. In today’s dynamic economy, tax preparers are in high demand, offering a pathway to financial independence and career fulfillment. At Surgent Income Tax School, we understand the unique needs of individuals like you who… The post 5 Benefits of Taking Tax Prep Courses With Surgent appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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JAN
30
Chartered Tax Professional (CTP) Certificate Program (Copy)
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The Income Tax School
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JAN
30
Chartered Tax Professional (CTP) Certificate Program (Copy) | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros CTP® Certificate Program Includes: nAn 18-month program that consists of five income tax courses totaling 157 continuing education (CE) hours. Plus, a 300-hour experience requirement that can be completed over two tax seasons to receive the CTP® designation.n n Comprehensive Tax Coursen n 48 CE hours n 6 month completion time n For California Students:… The post Chartered Tax Professional (CTP) Certificate Program (Copy) appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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JAN
26
Client communication in the digital age: enhancing your online presence
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Erik Zeberlein
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JAN
26
Client communication in the digital age: enhancing your online presence | The Income Tax School - Learn to Earn from Our Experienced Tax Pros Effective communication is the cornerstone of success for tax professionals striving to cultivate robust connections with their clientele in today’s fast-paced business landscape. As technology continues its rapid evolution, using digital tools such as websites, social media platforms and email have become imperative in enriching client relationships and nurturing trust. Beyond possessing profound technical acumen… The post Client communication in the digital age: enhancing your online presence appeared first on The Income Tax School.
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MAR
05
New changes to the Stage 3 Tax Cuts explained
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Melissa Ferdinands
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MAR
05
In a snapshot, it is confirmed that the government’s proposed tax changes will come into effect from 1 July 2024. Compared to the original stage 3 tax cuts, these changes give a break to low and middle-income earners by lowering the tax withheld from their take home pay. The result: Australians get more money in […] The post New changes to the Stage 3 Tax Cuts explained appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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JAN
07
What can hairdressers claim on tax?
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Melissa Ferdinands
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JAN
07
It’s common for hairdressers to pay for items like hair clippers, travel between clients and uniforms out of their own pocket without claiming them back on tax. Expenses like these are usually considered tax deductions, which means you can claim them on your tax return. But for hairdressers, there are strict rules on what is […] The post What can hairdressers claim on tax? appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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JAN
04
What is negative gearing and is it the right strategy for you?
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Amanda Glass-Watson
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JAN
04
Put simply, negative gearing occurs when an investor borrows money to buy a property, and the cost of owning and running that property exceeds the rental income it generates. As an investor of a negatively geared property, you make up the gap between the expenses on the property and the rental income. This isn’t always […] The post What is negative gearing and is it the right strategy for you? appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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DEC
04
Reportable Superannuation Contributions – what you should know…
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Melissa Ferdinands
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DEC
04
Superannuation is important when planning for your future. There are so many types of super contributions and payments, that it’s sometimes confusing and hard to know what each of them are. One part that people often don’t understand is reportable superannuation contributions. Let’s take a look at what you should know… What are reportable superannuation […] The post Reportable Superannuation Contributions – what you should know… appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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NOV
14
Claiming the tax free threshold: What you should know…
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Melissa Ferdinands
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NOV
14
The tax free threshold is a cap on how much someone can earn during the financial year before paying tax. In Australia, the first $18,200 you earn between 1 July and 30 June the next year is tax-free, regardless of which employer you earned it from. From there, you will fall into a tax bracket […] The post Claiming the tax free threshold: What you should know… appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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NOV
13
Want to raise little entrepreneurs? Start by teaching kids about money
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Amanda Glass-Watson
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NOV
13
Teaching kids about money is one of the most valuable life lessons you can give them. If you’re planning on raising money smart kids, you need to start early. In fact, the earlier the better. Your child’s understanding and attitude towards money can affect them throughout their life. If they learn how to handle money responsibly, […] The post Want to raise little entrepreneurs? Start by teaching kids about money appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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NOV
07
Etax Property Investment Tax Hub
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Amanda Glass-Watson
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NOV
07
Find out which property investment expenses can claim as tax deductions. Learn about depreciation, negative gearing, Capital Gains Tax and more. The Etax Investment Property Tax Hub has everything you need to know about owning, renting and selling an investment property. The post Etax Property Investment Tax Hub appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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SEP
08
Tax deductions for IT professionals – what you can claim
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Amanda Glass-Watson
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SEP
08
There’s no denying it, IT professionals are the unseen frontline heroes of a business. Whether you’re a developer, a support guru or a security ninja, it’s never an easy job to keep services and people working, 24/7. What is surprising is the number of available tax deductions for IT professionals. So, let’s get our IT […] The post Tax deductions for IT professionals – what you can claim appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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SEP
08
Paying GST at Settlement: What you need to know
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Amanda Glass-Watson
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SEP
08
What is GST Withholding If you buy a new residential property, or land with the intention to build a residential property and you make this purchase from a GST registered business, you need to withhold an amount for GST to pay directly to the ATO on settlement. When does the GST Residential Withholding payment apply […] The post Paying GST at Settlement: What you need to know appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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AUG
24
ATO Data Matching – What is it and will it affect me?
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Ashley Debenham
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AUG
24
You may have heard that ATO data matching technology is now being used in Australia. The ATO launched the system to find missing income from individual tax returns. It’s a new, more sophisticated way to collect more tax from taxpayers who may, either accidentally or deliberately, understate their income. What is ATO Data Matching? ATO […] The post ATO Data Matching – What is it and will it affect me? appeared first on Etax - Online Tax Return 2024.
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