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What Employers Should Know About Business-Related Frequent Flyer Miles

Fall has arrived—and, with it, one of the more active seasons for business travel. Perhaps your organization has employees heading to conventions, conferences, client meetings or other events in the coming months. If so, now's a good time to brush up on an easily overlooked tax question: What happens when employees earn frequent flyer miles while traveling on their employer's dime? The answer involves a long-standing IRS policy and important boundaries to keep in mind.

Caregiving for a Parent? Don't Miss Out on Tax-Saving Opportunities

Caregiving for a parent can be mentally and emotionally demanding. But providing financial support...

Small Business Retirement Benefits: SEP Plans vs. SIMPLEs

Are you ready to set up a tax-advantaged retirement plan for your small business? If so, two of the...

Selling Commercial Real Estate? A 1031 Exchange Could Keep More Capital Working for You

Selling an appreciated commercial property can create an interesting problem.

You may be ready to...

Why an SMLLC May Make Sense for Commercial Real Estate

When acquiring a commercial property, deciding what to buy is only part of the equation. There’s...

Tax Planning Can Ease the Sticker Shock of Raising a Child

If you're a parent who's been doing some back-to-school shopping lately, you know that raising a...

Getting Divorced? Consider Taxes When Splitting Up Retirement Accounts

Divorce is a major life event that can have significant personal and financial consequences. In...

Investing in a Limited Partnership? Beware of the PAL Rules

In businesses structured as limited partnerships, the advantage of being a limited partner (as...

12 Essential Steps to Starting a Small Business

Starting a small business can be exciting. But turning a promising idea into a viable enterprise...

Qualified Adoption Assistance Programs Can Deliver Value Beyond Their Cost

Employers are under constant pressure to make their benefits packages more competitive, but adding...