Welcome to the 2018 Tax Planning Guide, intended to inform you of the new developments in the world of business and individual taxation and to stimulate tax planning ideas and strategies as we enter the last quarter of 2018. Click the link below to access our online version. This year, with the passing of the Tax […]
From David Cooper, PP&Co Director The speculation and debate have finally ended, and U.S. taxpayers have been presented with the confirmed Tax Reform Bill. Below are highlights of the Bill that may have particular relevance to PP&Co clients. Many PP&Co clients pay a lot more than $10K state and local taxes every year, so they […]
From Tom Wagstaff, PP&Co Partner A recent unanimous ruling by the U.S. Tax Court could make it easier for employers whose workers have been reclassified as “employees” by the IRS to avoid income tax liability for the workers’ earnings. The ruling allowed an employer access to its reclassified workers’ individual tax returns, which could reveal […]
From Chris McNally, PP&Co Senior Accountant Given the robust global market, it is important for foreign individuals to understand the tax filing requirements within the United States, and the impact their residency status has on taxation. The reporting requirements for foreign individuals are complex and nuanced. This article provides general rules regarding residency determination for […]
From Marc Parkinson, PP&Co Managing Partner When President Obama signed into law the 21st Century Cures Act on December 13, 2016, most of the media coverage focused on the provisions related to medical innovation. However, this law also includes good news for small businesses prohibited in recent years from providing Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) to […]
