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IRS Proposes Rules for Business Interest Expense Deduction Limit
The Internal Revenue Service proposed regulations for a provision of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that limits the business interest expense deduction for some kinds of taxpayers. Certain small businesses whose gross receipts are $25 million or less, along with certain trades or businesses, aren't subject to the limits under this part of the new tax law. For tax years starting after Dec. 31, 2017, the deduction for business ...
Read MoreIRS Raises Mileage Rates for 2019
The IRS will raise most 2019 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving purposes. On Jan. 1, the rates for the use of a car (also vans, pickups or panel trucks) will be: 58 cents/mile driven for business use, up 3.5 cents from 2018; 20 cents/mile driven for medical or moving purposes, up two cents from 2018; and, 14 cents/mile driven in ...
Read MoreNSAC Installs new Board of Directors, Officers, announces membership campaign recipients and recognizes members with years of service to the Society.
During our time in Austin we introduced the new elected leadership team for 2018-19, they are as follows: President, William Miller, CPA Electric ChapterVice President, Nick Mueting, CPA, CFE Mid-West ChapterSecretary/Treasurer Dave Antoni, Capitol ChapterPast President, Jeff Brandenburg, CPA, CFE Great Lakes ChapterExecutive Committee Member, Erik Gillam, Pacific Northwest ChapterExecutive Committee Member, April Graves, Texas ...
Read MoreKeep Your Inbox from Running Your Workday
Before you hit reply, read this: A recent survey found that knowledge workers spend an average of 17 hours each week sending and answering business emails. And all that email is taking a toll. The survey found that, on average, people spend 11.7 hours at work each week sending or answering email and another 5.3 hours on it when they work from home. They send or receive an average of 86 emails a day from the office and another 25 from ...
Read More10 Ways to Make Working From Home More Productive
There is a definite stigma about home offices. Virtual receptionists, virtual offices -- many entrepreneurs did anything they could to make it seem they worked from a "real," not a home office. Now, of course, having a home office no longer implies a lack of professionalism or success; in fact, some of the most successful people work from home. But that doesn't mean working from home is easy -- at least not for everyone. If you're struggling to ...
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