Many depreciation provisions were made permanent by the PATH Act. More types of improvements are now eligible for these tax
As manufacturing and production processes have increasingly left the United States in pursuit of cost savings, Congress has sought to
There are few developments as controversial as cutting back on promised retirement benefits offered through company and multiemployer plans. The
The current income tax laws afford taxpaying corporations (“sub chapter C corporations”) a graduated tax rate regime similar to that
A recent Tax Court decision, illustrates, once again, the folly in filing inaccurate income tax returns and taking deductions that
Pennsylvania, as all states do, struggles to collect taxes due from all sources. This is especially true with respect to
Taxpayers involved in “passive” business activities are generally permitted to use those losses to offset income generated by other passive
President Trump is set to release his much-discussed proposal for tax reform today, Wednesday, April 26, 2017. As has been
While much of the federal tax law is difficult to interpret and often hard to understand, a simple premise that
A recently decided Tax Court case once again reinforces the rule that simply guaranteeing corporate debt in an S corporation
With the arrival of pitchers and catchers at spring training camps all across America, President Trump got into the act
Renting a personal residence for brief periods has become popular, and can be very lucrative. Learn more about a little-known
