October 2017
This Special Issue includes articles on the following topics with regard to 2017 Tax Planning Roundup:
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Certain businesses that receive payments of over $10,000 in cash must file Form 8300, Report of Cash Payments Over $10,000 Received in a Trade or Business,
Learn about the new policy replacing surprise home visits with scheduled meetings via Letter 725-B and how this change aims to enhance safety and reduce confusion.
Those who find their name on the Unclaimed Property list can now file a claim form digitally via Maryland OneStop.
Congressional lawmakers have raised concerns about the validity of the U.S.-based golf organization’s tax-exempt status after a surprise announcement of a merger with its Saudi-backed rival.
Identity Protection PINs stop identity thieves from filing fraudulent tax returns. Taxpayers who participate in this program are assigned a six-digit number that they use to prove their identity when they file their federal tax return.
Fees & tax payments are planned for, and meeting deadlines are met to keep your business on top of government requirements.