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Every year, the United States experiences natural and manmade disasters, ranging from hurricanes and earthquakes to wildfires and electrical grid failure. If you're unlucky enough to suffer a disaster-related loss, you'll need to understand the federal income tax rules to determine whether you're…
If you need cash to operate and grow your small business, you have two options: debt and equity financing. Some business owners take on excessive debt because they won't relinquish control to investors. But others have the reverse problem — they refuse to apply for a commercial loan even though…
Deducting losses is a high-priority item for taxpayers in the highest marginal income tax bracket. The topic will be especially relevant during the 2022 tax compliance season because of recent declines in the stock market and a challenging overall business environment.
President Biden signed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement 2.0 Act (SECURE 2.0) on December 29, 2022. It's a critical part of the omnibus funding package that builds on the retirement-saving opportunities provided by the original SECURE Act of 2019.
The threat of a recession has persisted for over a year. With this uncertainty, many businesses may be considering layoffs. If you're seeing clues that your employer might slash jobs and you're worried about being on the firing line, it's smart to prepare. Here are five personal finance tips you can…
Government contracting entities often incur considerable expenses associated with the performance of research and development activities — both on behalf of their government agency clients and for the benefit of their own trade or business.