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Tax Implications of the Infrastructure Act
On November 15, 2021, President Biden signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law. In this video, we will cover three tax-related provisions that may affect you and your business.
House passes infrastructure legislation; sends bill to President Biden
Bipartisan infrastructure bill passes House with bipartisan vote. President Biden expected to sign by end of next week.
Financial institutions and the phase out of LIBOR
We have updated our white paper regarding the fundamentals of LIBOR phase out and transition for financial institutions.
2021 year-end tax considerations for businesses
This RSM US, LLP year-end planning guide reflects the tax considerations and developments that we believe may create risk or opportunity for businesses in 2021 and beyond. It is not an exhaustive list of all tax issues that may affect your business, but it is designed to help you make informed decisions related to year-end tax planning.
President Biden signs American Rescue Plan Act of 2021
$1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan with broad individual relief and new coronavirus-related funding enacted into law.
House Bill limits losses of real estate pro’s and other active losses
Proposed Excess Business Loss limits could hurt real estate pro’s, others with active losses, including cash losses.
Build Back Better Act – What is in and what is out?
After intense negotiations, some provisions were eliminated while others were rewritten in an effort to appease all Democratic members.
Pugh in the Press!
The team at Pugh CPAs completed a total office renovation just in time for a pandemic to hit! While we've been back in the office for months now, we've not yet hosted our big open house! In the meantime, check out this great article highlighting our upgrades!
Nonqualified deferred compensation plans and payroll tax withholding
One of the most common issues overlooked by employers relates to the special timing rule in section 3121(v)(2).
Leveraging a Spousal Lifetime Access Trust
The lifetime gift tax exemption is at an all-time high of $11.7 million per individual and $23.4 million per couple but may be reduced in the near future by potential legislation. This video provides an overview of the Spousal Lifetime Access Trust and how it can help couples maximize their lifetime gift tax exemption.
SBA Enhances the Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program
The SBA has modified and enhanced the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program to expand both eligibility and program benefits. In this video, we'll quickly cover the changes and how they might help you and your business.
The ripple effect of supply shortages
Fragile global supply chains are facing another round of port closures, factory shutdowns, production halts and labor shortages.
Family offices and tax changes: Considerations from the House proposal
Family offices affected by income and transfer tax increases on individuals, estates and trusts proposed by House Ways and Means Committee.
The faster path from data to decision for manufacturers
This article focuses on how companies can implement the critical underpinnings of data-fueled efficiency and awareness.
House proposed changes – What should wealthy individuals consider?
What are the proposed tax changes affecting individual taxpayers and what should you consider today to limit your exposure to these changes?