Trump proposes $4.8 trillion 2021 (FY) election-year budget with big domestic cuts

The Trump administration’s new proposed budget is the complete opposite of his Democratic rivals as it suggests deeply cutting some social safety net programs. On February 11, the White House [...]

On January 30th, 2020 The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis released its first estimate for the December quarter of gross domestic product and it shows the economy has slowed down growth at a rate [...]

Recently I read an interesting article on Gusto by Jeff Haden a small business consultant, titled “How 1 Spreadsheet Turned a Small Business Into a $100 Million Company” where he told a story [...]

The TCJA tax code overhaul reform, that was signed Dec. 22, 2017, by President Donald Trump, took effect Jan. 1, 2018. Under the law (Pub. L. 115-97), the use of personal exemptions in [...]

The Research & Development Tax Credit, which was first enacted back in 1981, has been one of the most valuable credits leveraged by companies. The Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) [...]

Are we still talking about the Cadillac Tax?  Mark Maurer recently wrote an article in the CFO section of the Wall Street Journal titled “After Years of Prep, CFOs Wonder if Cadillac Tax Will [...]

Last month on November 19th, 2019 a New York Times columnist Neil Irwin wrote an interesting tax analysis article using data from Moody’s titled “How Democrats Would Tax High-Income Professionals [...]

An early investor who purchased a controlling interest in 1983 of the arts-and-crafts retail chain Michael’s Stores Inc, Sam Wyly, a Dallas entrepreneur who was once listed back in the year 2000 [...]

New Year’s Eve and 2020 are almost here, U.S. citizens only have a few more weeks to get their “so-called” financial houses in order. Now the good thing is that individual tax filers should [...]