How Tax Reform Will Affect You As A Business Owner

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Title: How Tax Reform Will Affect You As A Business Owner


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How Tax Reform Will Affect You As A Business Owner
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  • Many years have passed since there was last a tax
    reform - way back in the days of President
    Reagan, in fact and the new Tax Cuts and Jobs
    Bill that has recently been passed is bound to
    have an impact on all taxpayers, from individuals
    to business owners.
  • If youre a business owner, then the following
    information may be of use and help you to
    understand what impact the tax reform will have
    on you
  • What impact will tax reform have on me as a
    business owner?
  • According to President Trump and his devoted
    administration, the new tax code

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  • was initiated to provide benefits for those
    individuals within the middle classes, and
    business owners. If you own a small to medium
    sized business, the new tax rate of 21 for
    pass-through businesses such as C-corporations,
    partnerships and sole proprietorships, will
    probably have the greatest impact upon you. The
    term pass-through is used to refer to the
    expenses and revenue generated by organisations
    that get passed along to the owners personal tax
    returns at individual rates different to
    C-corporations that pay a lower rate of taxes.
  • If your business has a large workforce, then you
    will find yourself being rewarded by the tax
    reform, which is designed to encourage other
    companies to take on more employees. It will
    depend on how your small business is classified,
    as to

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  • whether it will benefit from the changes to tax
    codes whether it be S corporation or C - but
    its a good opportunity to progress with your
    small business and expand your workforce if
    possible.
  • Tax reform for businesses that use a lot of
    equipment and property
  • If the company that you own uses a large amount
    of equipment and property, then you should take
    note of the dollar limit for such purchases,
    which has increased markedly thanks to changes
    made to Section 179 of the tax code. In the past,
    a maximum deduction of 510,000 was offered,
    whereas with the current

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  • changes to tax law, qualifying property placed in
    service in the tax year beginningin 2018, the
    most that can be deducted has been increased to
    1 million, while the phaseout threshold amount
    has gone up to 2.5 million. With respect to
    property, rather than the previous 50 bonus
    depreciation, it is now 100 for properties
    bought and put into service after the 27th
    September 2017. Looking forward to 2022, there
    are reductions planned to the deduction
    percentage that will eventually see it going down
    to zero, with exclusions that are applicable to
    some properties.

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  • How can you find out more about the impact of tax
    reform?
  • Knowing exactly how the changes to tax laws will
    affect you and your small business, is something
    that you should try to stay up to date with, and
    one of the best ways of doing this is by hiring a
    tax professional who will make it their job to
    keep you informed about all changes to tax codes
    and what impact they may have.
  • A tax professional is always one of the most
    cost-effective ways of keeping track of your
    taxes, ensuring that you pay them correctly and
    on time, and preventing

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  • you from incurring penalties because you didnt
    file by the deadline or failed to recognize the
    changes to tax laws.
  • At Heyer Associates, we proactively assist our
    individual and small business clients in meeting
    their goals. Our key area of focus is ensuring
    that our clients remain compliant with federal
    and state tax laws by providing them with high
    quality accounting and tax service Coral Gables.
    If you are looking for individual tax preparation
    in Miami, Heyer Associates would be a right
    option.
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