Capital gains tax unchanged

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Reforms under the 2018 tax bill have created significant changes for individual and business owners alike. But, happily, the new law makes few changes to investment income taxes. In fact, dividends and capital gains will stay where they were in 2017. For capital gains and qualified dividends, that means a maximum tax rate of 15% for taxpayers in the lower … Read More

Clarifying the changes to the Child Tax Credit for 2018

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Titanic shifts in the United States tax code continue to rock American taxpayers. Under the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) if you are a divorced parent, separated spouses or an unmarried parent, you may now be unable to fight over their children’s dependency exemptions in 2018 because lawmakers have eliminated the exemption.In 2017, the U.S. Congress passed … Read More

You’ll get more money back with the Child Tax Credit

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While many aspects of the current tax reform bill are controversial, one of the most talked about part of the Tax Cut & Jobs Act also know as the Trump tax breaks is the Child Tax Credit provision.  Married couples everywhere delighted with the announced increase in the child tax credit for 2018. This is the credit that taxpayers receive … Read More

Many tax deductions gone but not forgotten Part 2

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Earlier this week we looked at how the new tax cuts and jobs of 2017 has changed what is deductible and what is not. Congress also included a significant reduction in mortgage interest as part of the reform package. In 2017, taxpayers could deduct interest on a mortgage of up to $1 million. Starting in 2018, only interest on the … Read More