As 2023 draws to a close, we invite our valued business clients and friends to proactively assess their full financial picture to strategically plan their year-end tax optimization. It’s crucial to note that the majority of tax-saving strategies require implementation on or before December 31. AAFCPAs is poised to assist you in minimizing your tax liabilities, and we eagerly anticipate guiding you through the upcoming 2023-2024 tax season, ensuring a seamless and advantageous transition into the new fiscal year.
Tax strategies covered in this webinar included:
Federal Taxation
- Tax Credits
- Employee Retention Credit: Do you qualify?
- Research and Development Credits
- New Energy Credit Opportunities
- Other Federal Credits
- Section 174 Research and Experimental Expenditures
- Net Operating Loss Use and Limitation
- SALT Deduction Limitation Workarounds
- New IRS Funding
State & Local Taxation
- Significant Legislation/Cases on State Corporate Income Tax Along With Sales and Use Tax
- Updates From the Multistate Tax Commission
- Conformity of the States with Federal Tax Legislation
- Impact of Remote Workers
- Expansion of Sales Tax Nexus and Tax Base
- Pass-Through Entity Taxes
- State Credit and Incentive Programs
- State Tax Issues for Nonprofit Entities
- Canadian Tax Considerations
International Taxation
- Tax Reporting Issues Related to Foreign Person’s U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding
- Schedules K-2s and K-3s for Partners and Additional Compliance Related to Foreign Partners
- FBAR and Form 8938 Compliance Considerations
- Permanent Establishment and Nexus Issues in the U.S. and Abroad
- Form 1120Fs and Protective U.S. Returns for Foreign Companies
- FINCEN Beneficial Owner Information Reports
- Additional International Tax Compliance and Planning Considerations
Speakers (L-R): Richard Weiner, CPA, MST, CM&AA, Michael Ratti, CPA, MST, Christian Petruzzelli, CPA, MSA, Kelly Zack, MST