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Right Way to Handle Inherited IRA Accounts

June 25, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

An inherited IRA can solve your retirement problem if you handle it right.

There’s a right way and a wrong way to deal with inherited IRA accounts. And in this blog post, I want to talk in general terms about the right way … [Read more...] about Right Way to Handle Inherited IRA Accounts

Filed Under: personal finance, retirement

The Section 199A Section 1031 Conundrum

June 18, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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A reader of our “Maximizing Section 199A Deductions” monograph recently e-mailed to ask about the Section 199A Section 1031 connection. His … [Read more...] about The Section 199A Section 1031 Conundrum

Filed Under: business taxes, individual income taxes, real estate, Section 199A

Reading Steven Pinker: A Guide for Entrepreneurs

June 11, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

Reading Steven Pinker? Probably good for entrepreneurs even if you don't agree with everything he writes.

This blog covers practical, how-to subjects relevant to small business owners. We talk here about how to handle accounting problems, deal with … [Read more...] about Reading Steven Pinker: A Guide for Entrepreneurs

Filed Under: management, Strategy

Section 199A Changes Investment Portfolio Construction

June 4, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

Sec. 199A changes investment portfolio construction.

The new Section 199A "pass-thru" deduction mostly matters to sole proprietors, partnerships, S corporations and real estate investors. In a … [Read more...] about Section 199A Changes Investment Portfolio Construction

Filed Under: individual income taxes, investment, personal finance, Section 199A

Small Business Monte Carlo Simulation

May 28, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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Somebody asked me about building a small business Monte Carlo simulation worksheet. They’d seen the earlier blog post we’d done about stock market … [Read more...] about Small Business Monte Carlo Simulation

Filed Under: management, New business, Strategy

Sec. 199A Changes Retirement Planning

May 21, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

Sec. 199A changes retirement planning for small business owners

Okay, a weird thing about the pass-thru "Section 199A deduction” created by the new tax law. Section 199A changes retirement planning for some small … [Read more...] about Sec. 199A Changes Retirement Planning

Filed Under: individual income taxes, retirement

Section 199A Technical Corrections Fix Grain Glitch

May 7, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

The Sec. 199A technical corrections fix the grain glitch

On March 22, 2018, the President signed into law the Section 199A technical corrections that fix the grain glitch. The bad news with these Section … [Read more...] about Section 199A Technical Corrections Fix Grain Glitch

Filed Under: individual income taxes, management

Section 199A S Corporation Dissolution

April 30, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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Some S corporation owners are starting to ask about Section 199A S corporation dissolution. In other words, should an S corporation dissolve to … [Read more...] about Section 199A S Corporation Dissolution

Filed Under: Corporate taxation, individual income taxes, S corporation

Real Estate Professional Audit Troubles

April 23, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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Are you worried about a real estate professional audit? You maybe should be if you're using the real estate professional designation to sidestep … [Read more...] about Real Estate Professional Audit Troubles

Filed Under: individual income taxes, real estate

How to Extend Tax Return Last Minute

April 15, 2018 By Stephen Nelson CPA

You can extend tax return deadline if you're running out of time.

If you can’t file a tax return by April 17, 2018—the due date for 2017 returns given that April 15 falls on a Sunday and April 16 is a holiday in … [Read more...] about How to Extend Tax Return Last Minute

Filed Under: individual income taxes

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Use the Section 199A Deduction Calculator to estimate the new "Qualified Business Income" deduction.

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Starting in 2026, the Section 199A deduction works slightly different. Congress adjusted the formulas for inflation, improved how future inflation … [Read More...] about Section 199A QBI Deduction Calculator

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Washington’s New Millionaire Tax Quietly Limits Charitable Deductions

If you’re a taxpayer likely affected by Washington’s new “millionaire tax?” Or you run a charity in Washington state? Yeah. You want to understand how … [Read More...] about Washington’s New Millionaire Tax Quietly Limits Charitable Deductions

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Sleeper Material Participation Rules for Short-Term Rental Investors

Short-term rental investors often know the first three material participation rules—more than 500 hours, substantially all the hours, and 100 hours … [Read More...] about Sleeper Material Participation Rules for Short-Term Rental Investors

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