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Offer in Compromise (OIC). An OIC is an offer made by a taxpayer to the IRS to settle a tax liability for less than the full amount owed. Submitting an offer application does not ensure that the IRS will accept a taxpayer's offer. The submission of an OIC begins a process of evaluation and verification by the IRS, taking into consideration any special circumstances that might affect the taxpayers's ability to pay. Generally, the IRS will not accept an offer if the taxpayer can pay the tax debt in full via an installment agreement or a lump sum. 

Federal Tax Lien. A legal claim against all of a taxpayer's current and future property, such as a house or car, and rights to property, such as wages and bank accounts. A lien automatically comes into existence if the taxpayer does not pay the amount due after receiving the first tax bill. 

Notice of Federal Tax Lien. A Notice of Federal Tax Lien gives public notice to creditors. The IRS files the Notice of Federal Tax Lien to establish the priority of claim versus the claims of other creditors. The Notice of Federal Tax Lien is filed with local or state authorities, such as county registers of deeds or the Secretary of State offices. If a Notice of Federal Tax Lien is filed against a taxpayer, it is often reported by consumer credit reporting agencies. This can have a negative effect on the taxpayer's credit rating and make it difficult to receive credit. Employers, landlords, and others may also use this information and not favorably view the fact that a Notice of Federal Tax Lien has been filed against the taxpayer. 

IRS Levy. While a federal tax lien is a legal claim against a taxpayer's property, a levy is a legal seizure that actually takes the property (such as a taxpayer's house or car) or the taxpayer's rights to property (such as a taxpayer's income, bank account, or social security payments) to satisfy a tax debt. 

IRS Seizure of Property. If taxes are not paid or arrangements are not made to settle the tax debt, the IRS could seize and sell the taxpayer's property. Examples of property The IRS can seize include: Wages, Salary, or Commissions held by someone else; Bank account; Federal payments; Taxpayer's house and Personal property. 

Choosing a Tax Return Preparer. If you pay someone to prepare your tax return, the IRS urges you to choose that preparer wisely. Taxpayers are legally responsible for what's on their tax return even if it is prepared by someone else. So it is important to choose carefully when hiring an individual or firm to prepare your return. Most tax return preparers are professional, honest and provide excellent service to their clients. 

The IRS wants to remind all taxpayers that they should use only preparers who sign the returns they prepare and enter their Preparer Tax Identification Numbers (PTINs).

IRS Identity Fraud 2017

Identity theft, fraud and scams are high according to the Internal Revenue Service. Should you receive notice from IRS or from someone representing they are from the IRS please DO NOT provide any information to them until you have confirmed they are legitimate. Remember the IRS does not initiate contact via email or telephone. Their initial contact is usually a written notice. When in doubt, ask for assistance.

​Standard Deductions & Exemptions 2017

The Basic standard deduction for 2017 is $12,700 for married persons filing jointly and qualifying widows/widowers, $9,350 for heads of households, or $6,350 for single taxpayers or married persons filing separately. The additional standard deduction for being 65 or older or blind is $1,550. If married filing jointly, the additional standard deduction is $1,250 if one spouse is 65 or older or blind. Personal Exemption $4,050 and Kiddie Tax Exemption $2,100.

Tax Rate Brackets 2017

The 10%, 15%, %25%, 28%, 33%, 35% and 39.6% brackets for 2017 ordinary income reflect an inflation adjustment. The top bracket of 39.6% applies if taxable income exceeds $418,400 for single taxpayers, $444,550 for head of households, $470,700 for married persons filing jointly and qualifying widows/widowers, and $235,350 for married taxpayers filing separate returns.

Wage Base & Earnings Limits 2017

Social Security Wages $127,200. Medicare Wages (1.45%) unlimited. Additional Medicare: Wages 0.9% Investment 3.8%. Income over: $200,000 for Single and $250,000 for Married. Social Security Earnings Limit Before Reductions: Under retirement age $16,920, Year of retirement age $44,880. Note: Only for months prior to attaining full retirement ($1 lost for every $2 over). Average Monthly Social Security Benefits $1,360.

Earned Income Credit (EIC) 2017

For 2017, the maximum credit amount is $3,400 for one qualifying child, $5,616 for two qualifying children, $6,318 for three or more qualifying children, and $510 for taxpayers who have no qualifying child. The phaseout ranges for the credit have been adjusted for inflation.

Traditional IRA and Roth IRA Contribution 2017

For 2017, the contribution limit for traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs is unchanged at $5,500, or $6,500 for those age 50 or older.

Retirement Limits 2017

For 2017, Defined Contribution Plans $54,000. Annual Gift Tax Limit $14,000 and $28,000 for split gifts. SIMPLE $12,500 or $15,500 for those age 50 or older.

IRS Auto Mileage Rates 2017

The IRS standard business mileage rate for 2017 is 53.5 cents a mile. The rate for medical care and moving expenses deductions is 17 cents a mile. For charitable work, the mileage rate is unchanged at 14 cents a mile.

 

Children Credit 2017

For 2017, Adoption credit $13,570 and Child Tax Credit (CTC) $1,000 (Each). Refundable CTC up to 15% of income above $3,000.

Section 179 For 2017 

For 2017, Annual Expense Limit $510,000 and Property limit prior to phase-out $2.030 Million.  

See IRS publications for additional information , clarification and confirmation. 

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Thinking About Refinancing Or Buying A Home

Deciding to refinance your home mortgage loan is something that requires some thought. A borrower needs to consider how the transaction will affect their financial situation, not only now, but in the future, should the economy or their circumstances change. Every borrower has their own reason for wanting to refinance their mortgage loan. Sometimes, it is simply to take advantage of a lower interest rate. Other reasons could be more complex. Whatever the reason, borrowers should be well informed, call us now (858) 549-3434. 

Make Your Home Work For You

Few People look forward to the beginning of tax season. However, like it or not, we are faced with it every year. There are numerous federal and state tax policies and programs designed to encourage home ownership by providing tax relief. For more information on how your home can save you money you should speak to your accountant or you can call us now (858) 549-3434. 

 

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Thinking About Refinancing Or Buying A Home

Deciding to refinance your home mortgage loan is something that requires some thought. A borrower needs to consider how the transaction will affect their financial situation, not only now, but in the future, should the economy or their circumstances change. Every borrower has their own reason for wanting to refinance their mortgage loan. Sometimes, it is simply to take advantage of a lower interest rate. Other reasons could be more complex. Whatever the reason, borrowers should be well informed, call us now (858) 549-3434. 

Few People look forward to the beginning of tax season. However, like it or not, we are faced with it every year. There are numerous federal and state tax policies and programs designed to encourage home ownership by providing tax relief. For more information on how your home can save you money you should speak to your accountant or you can call us now (858) 549-3434. 

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Thinking About Refinancing Or Buying A Home

Deciding to refinance your home mortgage loan is something that requires some thought. A borrower needs to consider how the transaction will affect their financial situation, not only now, but in the future, should the economy or their circumstances change. Every borrower has their own reason for wanting to refinance their mortgage loan. Sometimes, it is simply to take advantage of a lower interest rate. Other reasons could be more complex. Whatever the reason, borrowers should be well informed, call us now (858) 549-3434. 

Few People look forward to the beginning of tax season. However, like it or not, we are faced with it every year. There are numerous federal and state tax policies and programs designed to encourage home ownership by providing tax relief. For more information on how your home can save you money you should speak to your accountant or you can call us now (858) 549-3434. 

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Federal Legislative Update 2014:

With only a few exceptions, the Act extends through 2014, only the extender provisions that had expired after 2013. In total,
55 provisions were extended and only five were allowed to expire. The key provisions are:


Individual Provisions 2014:

- State and local sales tax deduction
- $250 teachers’ deduction for classroom supplies
- Debt discharge on principal residence
- IRA-to-Charity exclusion
- Increased excludable employer-provided mass transit and parking benefits
- Liberalized rules for qualified conservation contributions
- Above-line deduction for qualified tuition expenses


Individual Provisions 2014:

- Enhanced IRC section 179 with a limit of $500,000
- Fifty percent bonus depreciation(includes $8,000 boost to first-year          
   depreciation on qualifying vehicles)
- Fifteen-year depreciation on qualified leasehold and retail improvements
   and restaurant property
- Seven-year depreciation for motor sport race track facilities
- Five-year period for built-in gains tax
- Exclusion of 100 percent of gain on sale of small business stock
- Expensing election for costs of film and television production
- Classification of certain race horses as three-year property
- Accelerated depreciation for business property on an Indian reservation
- Research Tax Credit
- Work Opportunity Tax Credit
- Enhanced charitable deduction for contribution of food inventory.


Energy Provisions 2014: 

- Non-business energy property credit
- New energy efficient home credit
- Energy efficient commercial buildings deduction
- Alternate fuels and mixtures excise tax credit.


Five Provisions Not Extended 2014:

- Health coverage tax credit for displaced workers and retirees
- Plug-in credit for two and three wheeled vehicles
- Energy efficient appliance credit
- New York Liberty Zone tax-exempt bond financing
- Partial expensing of refinery equipment.


California Conformity 2014:

The only provision California conforms to is the IRA-Charity provision. Thus, California treatment will be the same as federal. 



2014 Alimony In The Spotlight:


Alimony payments are deductible by the paying spouse. The receiving spouse must report alimony as income on his or her tax return.

Unfortunately, in a recent Treasury Department audit of tax returns, 47 percent of those that claimed to pay alimony did not have a matching tax return from someone that added the payment back as income. This mismatch of alimony payments and claimed income is now one of the areas in the spotlight of the IRS.
 

You May Now Need To File Income Tax Return 2014:


With the new tax laws beginning in 2014, a number of taxpayers who were not traditionally required to file a tax return may now need to do so. Here are three new situations in 2014 that may require you to file a tax return.


You Have No Medical Insurance 2014:
 
Beginning in 2014, if you are not in a qualified health insurance plan you will need to file a tax return to pay the tax penalty. As part of Obama-care, there is now a minimum penalty of $95.00 per individual ($285.00 per family) if you do not have health insurance. The maximum penalty is 1.0 percent of your income.


You Qualify For The New Health Insurance Premium Credit 2014: 

If you signed up for health insurance through the new health insurance exchange, you may be eligible for a reduction of your insurance premium through a tax credit. You may have already applied the credit to reduce your monthly insurance bill. In either case, if this credit applies to you, you must file a tax return.


Alimony or Child Support 2014: 

Given the increased attention in this area by the IRS, if you pay or receive alimony or child support you will want to ensure your tax return is filed to avoid an automatic mismatch with your ex-spouse’s tax return.

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Thinking About Refinancing Or Buying A Home

Deciding to refinance your home mortgage loan is something that requires some thought. A borrower needs to consider how the transaction will affect their financial situation, not only now, but in the future, should the economy or their circumstances change. Every borrower has their own reason for wanting to refinance their mortgage loan. Sometimes, it is simply to take advantage of a lower interest rate. Other reasons could be more complex. Whatever the reason, borrowers should be well informed, call us now (858) 549-3434. 

Few People look forward to the beginning of tax season. However, like it or not, we are faced with it every year. There are numerous federal and state tax policies and programs designed to encourage home ownership by providing tax relief. For more information on how your home can save you money you should speak to your accountant or you can call us now (858) 549-3434. 

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SHORT SALES NOT SUBJECT TO STATE OR FEDERAL INCOME TAX
FOR CANCELLATION OF DEBtT 2013 

Short sales in California are generally not subject to state or federal income tax for cancellation of debt. The Franchise Tax Board (FTB) issued a letter December 4, 2013 stating that, as nonrecourse obligations, short sales in California are not subject to state income tax for cancellation of debt. The FTB's position conforms with the federal treatment of short sales stated in an IRS letter dated September 19, 2013 sent to senator Barbara Boxer’s office. These letters will provide welcome relief for short sale sellers given that the tax break for a qualified principal residence under the federal Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 will expire at the end of this year (2013), and similar protection under California law already expired in 2012. The FTB letter includes transactions that closed in 2012 but, as always, sellers should consult with their own tax professionals. 

According to the recent FTB letter, “a California taxpayer would not have cancellation of indebtedness where the taxpayer was involved in a short sale pursuant to CCP section 580e.” Section 580e of the California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP) generally protects borrowers from owing a deficiency after a short sale of a residential property with one-to-four units, including both first and junior trust deeds. Exceptions include fraud, waste, cross-collateralized loans, and borrowers that are corporations, LLCs, or limited partnerships. 

As with the IRS letter, the FTB letter states that even if no cancellation of debt income is owed, a taxpayer may nevertheless have capital gains to the extent that the outstanding debt exceeds the tax basis for the property. A principal residence, however, is generally excluded from capital gains tax up to $250,000 for single taxpayers and $500,000 for married couples filing joint returns (under 26 U.S.C. § 121). 

Tax Rate Brackets 2013 

The 10%, 15%, 25%, 28%, 33%, and 35% brackets for 2013 ordinary income reflect an inflation adjustment, and there is a new top bracket of 39.6% that applies if taxable income exceeds $400,000 for single taxpayers, $4254,000 for heads of households, $450,000 for married persons filing jointly and qualifying widows/widowers, and $225 for married taxpayers filing separate returns.

Additional Medicare Taxes 2013 

Starting in 2013, higher-income taxpayers may be subject to one or both of the new additional Medicare taxes that are intended to help pay for health care reform.

Phaseout Of Personal Exemptions 2013 

For the first time since 2009, personal exemptions and itemized deductions are subject to a phaseout. Each $3,900 personal exemption for 2013 is subject to a phaseout if adjusted gross income(AGI) exceeds $300,000 if married filing jointly or qualifying widow/widower, $275,000 if head of household, $250,000 if single, and $150,000 if married filing separately.

Legal Same-Sex Marriages Recognized For Federal Tax Purposes 2013 

The IRS implemented the Supreme Court decision that invalidated the federal definition of marriage in the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act by ruling that it would recognize legal marriages of same-sex couples. So long as a same-sex couple is legally married in a jurisdiction that recognizes the marriage, the IRS will recognize the marriage for all federal income tax purposes, even if the couple lives in a jurisdiction that does not recognize same-sex marriages. The IRS ruling does not apply to state-recognized registered domestic partnership, civil unions, or similar relationships.

Standard Deductions 2013 

The standard deduction for 2013 is $12,200 for married persons filing jointly and qualifying widows/widowers, $8,950 for heads of household or $6,100 for single taxpayers or married persons filing separately. The additional standard deductions
for being 65 or older or blind is $1,500 if single or head of household ($3,000 if 65 and blind) If married filing jointly, the additional standard deduction is $1,200 if one spouse is 65 or older or blind, $2,400 if both spouses are at least 65 ( or one is 65 and blind).

Deduction Floor For Medical Expenses 2013 

Starting in 2013, the floor for deducting medical expenses as an itemized deduction increases to 10% of adjusted gross income (AGI) if you and your spouse are under age 65 at the end of the year. If either you and your spouse is age 65 or older, expenses exceeding 7.5% of AGI may be claimed , as under pre-2013 rules.

Simplified Method For Home Office Deduction 2013 

The IRS has provided a optional safe harbor method for figuring a home office deduction on Schedule C. For 2013, $5 per square foot may be deducted for up to 300 square feet, a maximum deduction of $1,500.  

IRA and Roth IRA

For 2013, the contribution limit for traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs is $5,500, or $6,500 for those age 50 or older.

IRS Mileage Allowance 2013 

The IRS standard business mileage rate for 2013 is 56.5 cents a mile. The rate for medical expenses and moving expenses deductions is 24 cents a mile. For charitable volunteers , the mileage rate is 14 cents a mile.

Vehicle Depreciation Limit 2013 

If a new car is placed in service in 2013 and used over 50% for business, bonus depreciation allows an $11, 160 first-year depreciation limit. The limit is $3,600 if bonus depreciation is not allowed. For a light truck or van, the limit is $11,360 if bonus depreciation applies and $3,360 without the bonus. The limits are reduced for personal use.

Foreign Earned Income and Housing Exclusions 2013 

The maximum foreign earned income exclusion for 2013 is $97,600. The limit on housing expenses that may be taken into account in figuring the housing exclusion is generally $29,280, but the limit is increased by the IRS for high cost localities.

Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBAR) 2013 

After June 30, 2013, FBARs must be electronically filed to the Treasury Department on FinCEN Form 114.

Annual Exclusion For Gifts 2013 

For 2013 gift tax purposes, the per-donee exclusion for gifts of present interests is $14,000.

Gift Tax and Estate Tax exemption 2013 

For 2013 gift tax and estate tax purposes, the basic exemption amount is $5,250,000. The top tax rate has increased to 40%. 

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Thinking About Refinancing Or Buying A Home

Deciding to refinance your home mortgage loan is something that requires some thought. A borrower needs to consider how the transaction will affect their financial situation, not only now, but in the future, should the economy or their circumstances change. Every borrower has their own reason for wanting to refinance their mortgage loan. Sometimes, it is simply to take advantage of a lower interest rate. Other reasons could be more complex. Whatever the reason, borrowers should be well informed, call us now (858) 549-3434. 

Few People look forward to the beginning of tax season. However, like it or not, we are faced with it every year. There are numerous federal and state tax policies and programs designed to encourage home ownership by providing tax relief. For more information on how your home can save you money you should speak to your accountant or you can call us now (858) 549-3434. 

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Standard Deductions 2012 

The standard deduction for 2012 is $11,900 for married persons filing jointly or qualifying widow(er)s, $8,700 for heads of households, or $5,950 for single taxpayers or married filing separately. The additional standard deduction for being 65 or older or blind is $1,450 if single or head of household (2,900 if 65 and blind). If married filing jointly, the additional standard deduction is $1,150 if one spouse is 65 or older or blind, $2,300 if both spouses are at least 65 (or one is 65 and blind). 

Self-employment tax and deduction for portion of self-employment tax; Social Security wage base 2012 

For 2012, as for 2011, there is a 2% reduction in the tax rate on the employee portion of Social Security. The rate is 4.2% on wages up to $110,100, making the maximum 2012 employee Social Security liability $4,624.20 (4.2% x $110,100). 

Self-employment tax of 13.3% applies to earnings of up to $110,100 after the earnings are reduced by 7.65% on Schedule SE. The 13.3% rate equals 10.4% for Social Security (4.2% employee share and 6.2% employer share) plus 2.9% for Medicare. The 2.9% Medicare rate applies to all taxable earnings exceeding $110,100. 

IRS Mileage Allowance 2012 

The IRS standard business mileage rate for 2012 is 55.5 cents a mile. The rate for medical expense and moving expense deductions is 23 cents a mile. For charitable volunteers, the mileage rate is 14 cents a mile.

Repayment of First-Time Homebuyer Credit 2012

The first-time homebuyer credit is no longer allowed. However, credits claimed in 2008 must be repaid under the 15-year schedule that began in 2010. Unless an exception applies, full repayment of a 2008 credit is required on a 2012 return if the home for which the credit was claimed was sold in 2012 or the home was no longer used as a residence. Repayment is also required for credits claimed after 2008 if the home is not used as a principal residence for at least 36 months.

IRA and Roth IRA Contribution 2012 

For 2012, the contribution limit for traditional IRAs and Roth IRAs remains $5,000, or $6,000 for those age 50 or older.  

Vehicle Depreciation Limit 2012 

If a new car is placed in service in 2012 and used over 50% for business, bonus depreciation allows an $11,160 first-year depreciation limit. The limit is $3,160 if bonus depreciation is not allowed. For a light truck or van, the limit is $11,360 if bonus depreciation applies and $3,360 without the bonus. The limits are reduced for personal use.

Material Participation Tests for Limited Partners 2012 

The IRS proposed new rules for determining whether a partner should be treated as a limited partner for purposes of applying the material participation tests under the passive loss rules.

Eligibility for Saver’s Credit 2012 

The adjusted gross income brackets for the 10%, 20%, and 50% credits are increased for 2012. No credit is allowed when AGI reaches $28,750 for single taxpayers, $43,125 for heads of households, and $57,500 for married persons filing jointly. 

Adoption Credit Reduced; No Longer Refundable 2012 

The maximum adoption credit for 2012 is $12,650 (down from $13,360 in 2011) and is no longer refundable.

Penalties for Not Reporting Offshore Accounts 2012 

Taxpayers with interests in foreign bank accounts or other foreign financial accounts or assets may have to file Form TD F 90-22.1 (FBAR) or Form 8938, or possibly even both forms. Substantial penalties may apply if a required form is not filed.

Annual Exclusion for Gifts 2012 

For 2012 gift tax purposes, the per-donee exclusion for gifts of present interests is unchanged at $13,000.

Estate Tax 2012 

For 2012 gift tax and estate tax purposes, the basic exclusion is $5,120,000. The top tax rate remains 35%. However, less favorable rules will apply after 2012 unless Congress enacts new legislation.

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Thinking About Refinancing Or Buying A Home

Deciding to refinance your home mortgage loan is something that requires some thought. A borrower needs to consider how the transaction will affect their financial situation, not only now, but in the future, should the economy or their circumstances change. Every borrower has their own reason for wanting to refinance their mortgage loan. Sometimes, it is simply to take advantage of a lower interest rate. Other reasons could be more complex. Whatever the reason, borrowers should be well informed, call us now (858) 549-3434. 

Few People look forward to the beginning of tax season. However, like it or not, we are faced with it every year. There are numerous federal and state tax policies and programs designed to encourage home ownership by providing tax relief. For more information on how your home can save you money you should speak to your accountant or you can call us now (858) 549-3434.

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1.  Effective 2011: The 2011 tax year filing deadline is April 17, 2012 due to April 15 falling on a Sunday, and April 16 being the Emancipation Day holiday in the District of Columbia.

10.  Effective 2011, The Self-Employed Health Insurance Deduction is no longer allowed on Schedule SE as a reduction against income subject to self-employment tax. The deduction is still allowed as an above-the-line deduction on form 1040, line 29.


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Thinking About Refinancing Or Buying A Home

Deciding to refinance your home mortgage loan is something that requires some thought. A borrower needs to consider how the transaction will affect their financial situation, not only now, but in the future, should the economy or their circumstances change. Every borrower has their own reason for wanting to refinance their mortgage loan. Sometimes, it is simply to take advantage of a lower interest rate. Other reasons could be more complex. Whatever the reason, borrowers should be well informed, call us now (858) 549-3434. 

Few People look forward to the beginning of tax season. However, like it or not, we are faced with it every year. There are numerous federal and state tax policies and programs designed to encourage home ownership by providing tax relief. For more information on how your home can save you money you should speak to your accountant or you can call us now (858) 549-3434. 

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TAX FILING 2010

The bill extends these provisions, which had expired on December 31, 2009:

• State and local sales tax deduction;
• Higher education tuition deduction;
• $250 above-the-line teacher’s classroom expense deduction;
• Charitable contributions of IRA; and
• Charitable contributions of appreciated property for conservation purposes.

(Note: the additional standard deduction for property tax was not extended.)

The bill provides an AMT patch. The exemption amounts for 2010 and 2011 are:

In addition, nonrefundable personal credits can be applied against AMT for two more years.

Here is a partial list of extensions of current law (these changes are effective through 2011 unless otherwise noted):

• 2010 individual tax rates (effective through 2012);
• 2010 rates on dividends and capital gains (effective through 2012);
• No phaseout of itemized deductions or personal exemptions;
• Increased standard deduction and 15% bracket for married couples;
• $1,000 Child Tax Credit will continue;
• Earned Income Tax Credit enhancements;
• Maximum expenses for the Child and Dependent Care Credit remain at $3,000/$6,000;
• Deduction of mortgage insurance premiums;
• American Opportunity Tax Credit;
• Exclusion for employer educational assistance;
• Student loan interest deduction;
• Increased contributions to Coverdell Education Savings Accounts; and
• Adoption Credit and exclusion for employer adoption assistance.

Payroll tax cut 2010

The Act reduces the employee-share of the OASDI portion of Social Security tax from 6.2% to 4.2% for wages earned in calendar year 2011, up to the taxable wage base of $106,800. This reduction applies to all wage earners and self-employed individuals with no reduction for income (i.e., no AGI phaseouts).

Business incentives 2010

The Act provides the following business incentives:

• 100% bonus depreciation for investments made after September 8, 2010, and before January 1, 2012;
• The §179 threshold will be $125,000/$500,000 for tax years beginning in 2012 (the limits are set at $500,000/$2 million for 2010 and 2011 under SBJA);
• Extension of the R&D credit;
• Extension of the 100% small business stock exclusion;
• Extension of transit benefits; and
• Extension of a number of business extenders.

Energy incentives 2010

Many business energy incentives were extended, and the individual credit for energy efficiency improvements was also extended. However, the amount allowed returns to the pre-2009 lifetime limit of $500 (rather than the 2009/2010 maximum of $1,500).

Estate taxes 2010

The federal estate tax exemption is increased to $5 million with a maximum rate of 35% for 2011 and 2012. For decedents dying in 2010, the executor may elect to use the $5 million exemption and 35% rate, or the no estate tax and carryover basis provisions under EGTRRA.

This list is not complete but contains the most common provisions and those that affect the most taxpayers.


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Thinking About Refinancing Or Buying A Home

Deciding to refinance your home mortgage loan is something that requires some thought. A borrower needs to consider how the transaction will affect their financial situation, not only now, but in the future, should the economy or their circumstances change. Every borrower has their own reason for wanting to refinance their mortgage loan. Sometimes, it is simply to take advantage of a lower interest rate. Other reasons could be more complex. Whatever the reason, borrowers should be well informed, call us now (858) 549-3434. 

Few People look forward to the beginning of tax season. However, like it or not, we are faced with it every year. There are numerous federal and state tax policies and programs designed to encourage homeownership by providing tax relief. For more information on how your home can save you money you should speak to your accountant or you can call us now (858) 549-3434.

 

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This list is not complete but contains the most common provisions and those that affect the most taxpayers.