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Qualified Business Income Deduction: A Primer On the New Section 199A

There’s a provision in the new tax law that allows owners of sole proprietorships, S corporations and partnerships to deduct up to 20% of income earned by the business. It’s known as the Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction, or more formally,...
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The #1 Reason Why Your Construction Company Should Own (vs. Lease) Its Building

One of the most common questions we get from construction business owners is, “Should I own or lease my building”? The answer, which we will get to in a moment, might be simpler than you think.
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States Can Now Collect Sales Tax from Online Retailers, Thanks to U.S. Supreme Court Ruling

On June 21, 2018, the United States Supreme Court passed a landmark ruling that will permit individual states to collect sales tax from online retailers.
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Tax Credits & Incentives for Maryland Construction Contractors

If you’re a business owner or CFO, the idea of leaving money on the table is cringe-worthy. Tax credits and incentives offer the opportunity to lower your construction company’s tax burden, dropping more money to your bottom line. If your construction...
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What Are the Differences Between Nonprofit and For-profit Accounting?

Nonprofit organizations are similar to for-profit entities in many ways. Both generally have employees, insurance issues, marketing programs and the need for inflows of resources that exceed outflows in order to stay in operation.
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New Tax Law Brings About Accounting Method Changes for Construction Businesses

There’s one aspect of the new tax law that hasn’t gotten a lot of attention, but is worth considering — the $25 million average gross receipt.
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