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Feburary 1, 2024

Business Tax Filings – Schedule Your Appointment Now

Tax Consultation

Now is the perfect time to get started on your taxes.  Tax season is here and we are scheduling appointments to discuss your businesses tax and financial matters.  If you would like to set an appointment to meet with us please call (781-582-1136) or email

 

Documents needed to complete your tax returns

          Below is a list of documents and files we will need to begin work on your businesses tax returns:

  • A copy of your QuickBooks or Peachtree/ Sage file (Please provide us with a full backup copy)
  • Payroll Documents: 940, 941’s, W-3
  • New Equipment Purchases: Please provide us with any purchase & sales agreements for all new equipment purchases
  • Accounts Receivable at Year End
  • Accounts Payable at Year End
  • Year-end statements for all bank accounts
  • Year-end statements for all loans: please include year-end balances and interest paid 
 

Feel free to contact us at 781-582-1136 or click here to email us.  


February 1, 2024

1099

1099's Due 01/31/2024 to the IRS

The IRS requires that all businesses file the applicable 1099 forms by January 31, 2024. If your business has paid $600 or more to an independent contractor, individual, LLC, partnership, vendor, or certain corporations for services (including materials and parts), rents, proceed payments to attorneys, or medical and health care payments then your business is required to file a 1099-MISC.

Be mindful of the related penalties that are associated with failure to file and late filing of these forms, which can reach up to $250. 

We provide 1099 preparation services and can assist you with this process. Please contact us for more information.


 

 

Tax Alerts
Tax Briefing(s)

The Internal Revenue Service is looking toward automated solutions to cover the recent workforce reductions implemented by the Trump Administration, Department of the Treasury Secretary Bessent told a House Appropriations subcommittee.


A taxpayer's passport may be denied or revoked for seriously deliquent tax debt only if the taxpayer's tax liability is legally enforceable. In a decision of first impression, the Tax Court held that its scope of review of the existence of seriously delinquent tax debt is de novo and the court may hear new evidence at trial in addition to the evidence in the IRS's administrative record.


The IRS has reminded taxpayers that disaster preparation season is kicking off soon with National Wildfire Awareness Month in May and National Hurricane Preparedness Week between May 4 and 10. Disasters impact individuals and businesses, making year-round preparation crucial. 


A decedent's estate was not allowed to deduct payments to his stepchildren as claims against the estate.


The IRS issued interim final regulations on user fees for the issuance of IRS Letter 627, also referred to as an estate tax closing letter. The text of the interim final regulations also serves as the text of proposed regulations.These regulations reduce the amount of the user fee imposed to $56.


The Tax Court appropriately dismissed an individual's challenge to his seriously delinquent tax debt certification. The taxpayer argued that his passport was restricted because of that certification. However, the certification had been reversed months before the taxpayer filed this petition. Further, the State Department had not taken any action on the basis of the certification before the taxpayer filed his petition.


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