Tax-Saving Tips Alert: California, Illinois, and New York Laws Require Written Freelance Agreements If your business hires freelance workers—also known as independent contractors—you need to be aware of new laws now in effect in California, Illinois, and New York.... Deducting Disaster Losses for Individuals: Navigating the Rules The federal tax law provides relief if a disaster—such as a fire, flood, or hurricane—damages your personal (non-business) property, including your home, belongings, and vehicle. You may be able to deduct... Almost the Last Chance to Claim the 2021 Employee Retention Credit! If your business has not yet claimed the 2021 Employee Retention Credit (ERC), you still have time—but you must act soon. What Is the ERC, and How Much Can You Claim? The ERC is a refundable tax... Can Real Estate Professional Status Free Up Old Passive Losses? Deducting your rental property tax losses against your other income is tricky, as you likely know. You have to get the tax law to treat you—say, a computer engineer—as a tax-code–defined real estate... Game On: TCJA Winners and Losers—Business on the Chopping Block Prepare for tax changes. There is considerable uncertainty regarding the legislative agenda and which of the expiring provisions will be allowed to expire or extended by the new administration. We expect... We are writing to inform you of a recent development regarding Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting. A federal court in Texas has issued an injunction suspending the BOI reporting requirements nationwide. At this time, the final ruling remains uncertain,... 
