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The New Section 199A 20% Profit Deduction for Pass-Through Businesses: A Case Study: Court Reporters

Congress enacted the new Section 199A 20% profit deduction for the owners of pass-through businesses, and which include Subchapter S corporations, LLCs, sole proprietorships, and even certain trusts. Section 199A is intended...more

Hurricane Florence: Federal and South Carolina Tax Return Filings and Payments

Recognizing the devastating effects of Hurricane Florence, President Trump on September 10, 2018 declared that an emergency exists in the State of South Carolina and ordered federal assistance to be available beginning...more

New IRS §199A Proposed Regulations Provide Guidance On “Qualified Business Income”: What Income is “In” and What Income is “Out”...

The IRS has issued Proposed Regulations now under the new Section 199A 20% profit deduction for pass-through entities. The Proposed Regulations provide important guidance on the definition of “Qualified Business Income” –...more

New IRS Proposed 199A Regulations Provide Guidance on 20% Profit Pass-Through Deduction

On August 8th, the IRS released its much-awaited Proposed Regulations on the new Section 199A 20% profit deduction for pass-through businesses. The new deduction applies to essentially all types of businesses other than C...more

IRS Issues New Proposed Regulations on Section 199A 20% Deduction for Pass-Through Businesses

The Internal Revenue Service yesterday issued its much-anticipated Proposed Regulations on the new Section 199A 20% deduction for owners of pass-through business entities. This important deduction was created under the 2017...more

South Carolina Department of Revenue Issues Draft Guidance for New Manufacturer Property Tax Valuation Discount

South Carolina has some of the highest business property taxes in the Southeast, particularly for manufacturers. Property for manufacturers is taxed at: (1) the fair market value of land and buildings, and the depreciated...more

South Carolina Department of Revenue Provides Guidance on Differences Between State Sales and Use Taxes

South Carolina imposes a sales tax on the retail sale of tangible personal property in the state. South Carolina also charges a separate and related “use tax” on retail purchases of tangible personal property outside of South...more

South Carolina Property Tax for New and Expanding Manufacturers: The Fee-In-Lieu of Tax Versus the Special Source Revenue Credit

South Carolina has some of the highest business property taxes in the Southeast. The state generally taxes land, buildings, machinery and equipment, and furniture and fixtures, but does not tax inventory, pollution control...more

Not Paying Your Federal Employment Taxes? The IRS Power to Seek a Federal Court Injunction Against Businesses and Their Owners

Where a business does not pay its federal employment and/or unemployment taxes, and continues in operation, the IRS will utilize administrative measures, including tax liens and levies, to collect the unpaid taxes....more

New South Carolina Bill Would Centralize Tax Lien Filings – A Good Start But Additional Changes Need to Be Made

On April 11, 2018, the South Carolina House of Representatives passed House Bill 3684, which will allow the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR or DOR) to centralize state tax lien filings. State tax lien filings are...more

IRS Computer Problems Give Taxpayers Extra Day to File 2017 Tax Returns and to Pay Taxes

The IRS announced on April 17, 2018 that, due to IRS computer problems, all taxpayers are being given an extra day to file their 2017 tax returns and to pay any taxes owed (see IR-2018-100, April 17, 2018). The IRS apparently...more

IRS Announces End to Foreign Bank Account Disclosure Program: What Can You Do Now If You Still Have Unreported Foreign Bank...

The IRS recently announced it will be shutting down its successful Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP) for unreported foreign bank accounts and income. The program will end September 28, 2018. Under the OVDP, first...more

The New 20% Pass-Through Deduction: Can Real Estate Owners Claim It?

The new 20% deduction for “pass-through” business owners under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is raising many questions from owners of real estate-related businesses. Can these owners qualify for this important deduction, and...more

New Internal Revenue Code Section 199A: The 20% Deduction for “Pass-Thru” Businesses

Aside from corporate tax reductions, one of the most important aspects of the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act beginning this year is the new 20% deduction for “pass-thru” businesses – i.e. businesses that are not corporations. With...more

President Signs New Tax Law: The Return of Corporations for Small Businesses?

President Trump signed into law a major overhaul of the US tax system. The corporate tax rates have changed from a system of graduated tax rates up to 35% to a flat tax on corporate profits of 21%. The alternative minimum tax...more

Congress Passes Historic New Tax Law

Congress has passed a major overhaul of the US tax system. The measure passed 224 to 201 in the House and 51-48 in the Senate, largely along party lines. The tax bill is now on its way to the President, and the President is...more

Federal Employment Taxes: Employee-Independent Contractor Issues (Part 5)

Section 530 Relief - Employers that have workers which the employer classifies as “independent contractors” (Form 1099) risk having these workers reclassified by the IRS as employees. This is a major audit area for the...more

Federal Employment Taxes: Employee-Independent Contractor Issues (Part 4)

IRS Voluntary Worker Classification Settlement Program - Employers that have workers which the employer classifies as “independent contractors” (Form 1099) risk having these workers reclassified by the IRS as employees....more

The South Carolina Deed Recording Fee and New South Carolina Department of Revenue Guidance

South Carolina assesses a recording fee on deeds to real property. The South Carolina deed recording fee is imposed for “the privilege of recording a deed,” and is based on the transfer of real property from one person or...more

Federal Employment Taxes: Employee-Independent Contractor Issues (Part 3)

IRS Form SS-8 Determinations of Employee Status - Employers that have workers which the employer classifies as “independent contractors” (Form 1099) risk having these workers reclassified by the IRS as “employees.” This...more

Federal Employment Taxes: Penalties and Interest (Part 2)

Employers that pay wages and other forms of compensation to their employees must comply with federal tax return filing and payment/deposit requirement. Employers that receive services from non-employee contractors and which...more

Federal Employment Taxes: Filing and Payment Requirements for Employers (Part 1)

Employers that pay wages and other forms of compensation to their employees must comply with federal tax return filing and payment/deposit requirement. Employers that receive services from non-employee contractors and make...more

You are Contacted by an IRS Criminal Investigator: What Do You Do? Defending an IRS Criminal Investigation (Part 11)

The IRS investigates criminal violations of federal tax laws, including tax evasion, tax fraud, and not filing tax returns. Many people do not realize that simply not filing a tax return when it is due is a crime under...more

You or Your Business Gets an IRS Audit Notice: What Do You Do? Defending an IRS Audit (Part 10)

The United States has a voluntary tax reporting system. Once a tax return is filed, however, the IRS will seek to verify that filed tax returns comply with the tax laws. To achieve this, an IRS audit (“examination”) must take...more

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