On February 1, 2019, the IRS published a corrected version of their final regulations for Section 199A (available here). The corrections include a … [Read More...] about Final Section 199A Regulation Correction: Separate v. Separable
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The Lost Tax Deductions Under New Law
By Steve
Over the last year, you’ve surely read or heard that many long-standing deductions go away. In this short blog post, I’m going to review these lost … [Read More...] about The Lost Tax Deductions Under New Law
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This blog post is the second in a two-part series. … [Read More...] about B&O Tax Nexus in Washington
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By Beth Nelson
We’ve already covered on this blog how payroll … [Read More...] about Sales Tax Nexus in Washington
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