Did you take advantage of the much-needed Payroll Protection Plan (PPP) that expired on August 8, 2020? As you may remember, the PPP program provided cash infusions to businesses that suffered during the COVID-19 pandemic. Did you miss the boat and fail to get your fair share of the PPP program money? Well, it’s not to late! If you didn’t get the money you were … [Read more...]
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New COVID-19 Relief Law Turbocharges Employee Retention Credit
I’ve got some good news for you, but first let’s start with a little history. When Congress passed the CARES Act back in March of 2020, they gave business owners such as you, two choices. You could take advantage of the Paycheck Protection Plan (PPP) and get a fully reimbursed loan designed to help you stay afloat. (Free money!) Or You could get an “employee … [Read more...]
SEP IRA vs. Solo 401(k): Which Should You Choose?
Everybody wants to enjoy a comfortable, secure, carefree retirement. But achieving this goal depends on the choices you make today. That’s why, in this issue of the Tax Reduction Letter, we’ll help you make a very important decision… Should you choose to open a SEP IRA,or a Solo 401(k) retirement plan? Both of these tax-favored retirement plans can help you build … [Read more...]
New Stimulus Law Grants Eight Tax Breaks for 1040 Filers
If you’re a regular reader of the Tax Reduction letter, you know our goal is to help small businesses. But in this issue, we’ve got some good news for non-business taxpayers who file Form 1040s. Thanks to the huge stimulus bill enacted on December 27, 2020, there’s a way for everyone to come out a winner. I’m talking about a host of tax breaks that can save money for … [Read more...]
New IRS Efforts to Destroy Tax Deductions for PPP Paid Expenses
Here’s a question you might think has a straightforward answer… Are expenses related to your Payroll Protection Program (PPP) loan deductible? So … does this question have a straightforward answer? You must be joking! You see, lawmakers and the IRS have screwed things up royally and the result is complications, contradictions, and confusion. Need help … [Read more...]