In order for a taxpayer to claim the non-cash donation, the record keeping requirements are: Name of the charity Date and location of the contribution Reasonably detailed description of the property contributed Fair market value and method of valuing the property (Thrift shop values, comparable sales, appraisal) Cost basis (how much did you pay for it?) If […]
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Dental Practices: How to Avoid an IRS Audit
Most taxpayers will never have to worry about receiving an IRS audit, except for the one percent that do. However, if you’re a dental practice owner and earn a high income, you’re at a greater risk of getting audited by the IRS. Below are the steps you should take now to reduce your IRS auditing […]
“Federal Tax Implications of Health Care Reform” Seminar
“Federal Tax Implications of Health Care Reform” Seminar We recently attended a CE class focused on the Affordable Care Act, commonly referred to as Obamacare. A number of income tax provisions are already in effect, but there are many more that will become effective this year and beyond including the individual mandate and the employer […]
What Is the Marriage Penalty?
If you are recently married, you’ll have to contend with a few more issues besides your spouse’s snoring! You’ll also have to deal with new tax choices, including decisions concerning how to file your taxes and whether you will file “married filing jointly” or “married filing separately”. Combining two spousal income often equates to a […]
Fiscal Cliff Notes – Tax Strategies You Can Sink Your Teeth Into – March 20
Bassim Michael will be presenting “Fiscal Cliff Notes – Tax Strategies You Can Sink Your Teeth Into” on March 20th at the Santa Clara County Dental Society. Find the presentation description below. You can register for the course here. The “Fiscal Cliff” has been one of the most talked about issues over the past several months. […]
California New Jobs Credit – You Could be Over Paying Thousands in California Taxes…
You may still be able to take advantage of California’s New Jobs Credit. This credit provides up to $3,000 for each net increase in qualified full-time employees hired during the taxable year. California funded $400 millions for the New Jobs Credit in 2009 and the credit is available until the fund runs out. To date, […]
