Your Strauss Troy tax attorney discusses new rules for cryptocurrency tax reporting. These rules will apply to digital asset transactions beginning in 2023.
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Multiple Tax Law Changes Can Affect Your Return
Take Off With Strauss Troy Tax Help
Congress got busy the end of last year, creating a flurry of new laws that included tax changes. These changes may affect you, your family, your investments, and your livelihood. Here’s what you need to know.
Protect Your Charitable Contribution Deductions | Know The Rules
With the IRS is increasingly cracking down on charitable contributions, here are a few rules to understand before filing your taxes
IRS Modifies Cafeteria Plan Rules Important Changes For Employers & Employees
The IRS has issued a new Notice that may help employees who would benefit by being covered for health insurance under an exchange rather than under their employer’s group health plan. Enrollment in an exchange plan is not available to those covered under an employer plan.
Bitcoin’s Future And IRS Tax Compliance
The dirge for bitcoin may have been a bit premature. Just last week, Dish Network announced that it will begin accepting bitcoin as a form of payment later this year. Bitcoin mining hardware manufacturer, BitFury, also just announced $20 million in new financing that it’ll use to further strengthen its international market presence while accelerating …Read More
Strauss Troy Tax Attorney Joy Hall To Appear on Fox 19 Morning News April 14
Tune in! Strauss Troy Tax Attorney Joy Hall will appear on Fox 19 Morning News on April 8.
Strauss Troy Tax Attorney Joy Hall Shares Tax Tips With Rob Williams On Fox19 Morning News
Strauss Troy tax attorney, Joy Hall, recently appeared with Rob Williams on Fox 19’s Morning News program to share helpful tax preparation tips. Hall shared simple things people can do while filing their own taxes to avoid potential problems and delayed returns. Some of her tips include: correctly spell your name and address, fill out …Read More
Strauss Troy Names Joy Hall As Shareholder
Strauss Troy Attorney Joy Hall has been named a shareholder of the firm. Joy practices in the field of tax law, with an emphasis on tax controversy, tax audit and criminal tax issues. Her practice includes federal and state tax litigation, refund issues, criminal tax indictments/trials, Offers in Compromise, audits and innocent spouse filings. Joy understands how …Read More
Strauss Troy Attorney Joy Hall Presents at 2013 Tax Institute
Joy Hall served as a panelist at the 2013 Tax Institute, presented by the Cincinnati Bar Association (CBA) Taxation Committee. The event was held Friday, December 6 and Saturday, December 7 at the Cincinnati Bar Center, 225 East Sixth Street. Joy’s session discussed Tax Controversy. She served on the planning committee for the 54th annual …Read More
IRS Announces Change to the“Use It or Lose It” Rule for FSAs
Amend Your Cafeteria Plan Now To Allow for a $500 Rollover The IRS has announced that Cafeteria Plans (also known as 125 Plans, FSAs and Flexible Spending Accounts) can permit up to $500 to be “rolled over” into the following year – softening the “use it or lose it” rule that had been the hallmark …Read More
How Tax Law Changes Can Impact Your Trust
If you’ve established an estate plan in the last few years, with the goal of avoiding estate taxes, you’ve likely read reports or heard through the grapevine, that the estate tax exemption has risen from $3.5 million to $5 million, and due to statutory increases is currently $5,250,000 for estates of those who pass away …Read More
Important Employer Benefits Withholding Changes Take Effect September 16For Married Same Sex Couples
As of September 16, 2013, employers must treat lawfully married same sex couples as married for purposes of withholding and benefits. Individuals may amend their open tax returns (generally 2010 through 2012) to change their filing status if validly married during that year. Individuals may file for a refund of any taxes paid on “imputed …Read More
Joy Hall Appointed To Tax Institute Planning Committee
Strauss Troy Attorney Joy Hall has been appointed to the Cincinnati Bar Association’s Southwestern Ohio Tax Institute planning committee. Each year, the Tax Institute holds a first-rate Continuing Legal Education (CLE) conference featuring locally and nationally-noted tax experts. The 54th annual Southwestern Ohio Tax Institute will be held December 6-7, 2013 at the Cincinnati …Read More
New I-9 Form Now RequiredFor All New Employees
Beginning May 7th, employers are required to use a revised, two-page I-9 Form for all new hires. With immigration reform on the front burner in Washington, D.C., Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) may increase the number of companies it audits. Employers who fail to comply with the new form will be subject to significant fines and …Read More
IRS: Here’s Form 4868 To File An Extension On Your Taxes And Other Last Minute Tips From Attorney Joy Hall
[st_joy_hall] If you need to file an extension for your taxes, you will need IRS Tax Filing Extension Form 4868. Watch Strauss Troy Tax Attorney Joy Hall’s Interview on Fox19 Morning News on how to avoid the top four tax problems.
Last Minute Tax Tips From Attorney Joy Hall On Fox19
On Fox19 News this morning, Strauss Troy Tax Attorney Joy Hall shared the four most common tax problems and how to file for an extension. 1. Making mistakes on your tax forms 2. Failing to file your forms at all 3. The dreaded tax audit 4. The IRS makes a mistake If you need …Read More
Attorney Joy Hall Talks Taxes On Fox19 Morning News
[st_joy_hall] FOX19.com-Cincinnati News, Weather Attorney Joy Hall was a recent guest on Fox19’s morning news. During her discussion with Anchor Rob Williams, Joy helped decipher the impact of the 2012 Taxpayer Relief Act, the benefits of tax planning, and the assistance she can offer individuals and businesses looking to get back into the IRS system. Joy Hall can provide …Read More
How The 2012 Taxpayer Relief Act Impacts Your Estate Planning
The 2012 Taxpayer Relief Act Has Some Major Changes That May Affect Your Estate Plan While many articles describe the 2012 Act changes as “permanent,” I’m a bit more cynical. I never assume that anything is “permanent” where Congress and the Internal Revenue Code are concerned. This is especially true when major players in the …Read More
The Employer Mandate: What You Need To Know About Increased Worker Classification Scrutiny
As a business owner, you have likely followed news coverage of the Supreme Court arguments regarding the Affordable Care Act, and are interested to find out which provisions might be affected. One of the more controversial provisions of the Affordable Care Act is the Employer Mandate, which provides that business owners with at least 50 …Read More
401(K) Plan Fee Disclosure Requires Closer Look By Employers
Employers sponsoring 401(k) plans have been hearing from their investment advisors about “fee disclosures” that have to be given to plan participants who choose their own investments in the company plan. The goal of these IRS regulations, now effective July 1, 2012, after having been delayed several times, is to arm investors with information about …Read More