Major changes were launched through the enactment of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) in 2017. The law introduced significant changes to our tax system for individuals, businesses in all industries, and international entities. Most of the provisions are permanent, while some are scheduled to expire after certain years. This is just one example of timelines and implications associated with the new provisions, which can be tough to manage as an individual or as a business.
SC&H Group’s Tax Services team and SC&H Financial Advisors are keeping a close eye on the implications of these provisions, therefore to support ongoing tax planning and help plan for the road ahead we have compiled assets to keep you apprised of the everchanging tax environment. The following content is a mix of planning insights for individual tax, business tax, international tax, as well as information on retirement planning, charitable giving, and estate and gift planning.
Each year, individuals and businesses eagerly await tax refunds, however this year we are experiencing a bit more uncertainty associated with filings due to the new tax law. As we are one month into tax filing season, here are a few of the most frequently addressed questions.
With 2018 coming to a close, now is the best time to begin planning for moves to help lower your tax bill for this year, and possibly the years that follow. Year end tax planning for 2018 takes place against the backdrop of new laws that made major changes in the tax rules for individuals and businesses.
