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Aftermath of the TCJA

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), signed in the waning days of 2017, is the biggest single piece of federal tax legislation to be enacted in more than three decades. Accordingly, it has taken a while for the changes to shake out, but certain questions still remain. In addition, taxpayers and practitioners alike have been surprised by some unexpected results. This series focuses on several of these key aspects.

Are Taxes Fairer or Simpler Under the TCJA?

IRS
Aug 8th 2019
business numbers

IRS Serves Up (Some) Business Meal Deductions

Individuals
Jul 29th 2019
business numbers

How the ‘Kiddie Tax’ Change May Impact Clients

Individuals
Jul 22nd 2019
business numbers

How to Max Out on the Section 199A Deduction

Business Tax
Jul 15th 2019
business numbers

Why the TCJA Packs Even More Depreciation Punch

Business Tax
Jul 9th 2019
business numbers

Don’t Bury the Marriage Penalty Just Yet

Individuals
Jul 1st 2019
marriage withholding

How the TCJA is Shifting the Deduction Landscape

Individuals
Jun 25th 2019
itemized deductions

Did Demand for Your Work Pick Up Because of TCJA?

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Feb 8th 2018
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