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Monthly Archives: February 2019
Getting To That 20%
Perhaps the biggest change to your business and individual taxes is the Section 199A, Qualified Business Income Deduction (QBID). Your complimentary trip down Memory Lane (aka link to a Carol McAtee archived blog) – TCJA and What in the World … Continue reading
Posted in Business Taxes, Section 199 A, Taxes, TCJA
Tagged 20% business deduction, Sec 199A, Taxes, TCJA
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Playing With Building Blocks
HERE’S WHAT’S UP! The “Post Card 1040” is here! Except it’s not a post card. It is a “building block”. It’s smaller. But not much smaller. Because it’s only on half the page. It’s shorter. But not so much. Because … Continue reading
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Make That Kid Work For You. Part 2 of 2. No Kidding, The Kiddie Tax
Last week we broke the news that according to the Department of Agriculture, with middle-class income of $59,200-$107,000, it is going to cost you a whopping $233,610! to raise that kid until the age of 17. Families with lower incomes … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Taxes, Tax Planning, Taxes
Tagged Carol McAtee, Kiddie Tax, TCJA, TCJA And The Kiddie Tax
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