The IRS recently announced updated retirement contribution limits and amounts for tax year 2022. These changes mean you may be able to increase your retirement contributions for next year. Please refer to the chart below for more details regarding this topic. If you...
If you worked from home in 2021, it is possible that you could file a city refund claim come tax time. The State of Ohio has changed a rule that might affect employees who worked from home but lived in a different city than their office’s location. Every situation is...
In 2020 lawmakers put in place several provisions that allowed for additional tax benefits for individuals and businesses making charitable donations. As in 2020, the following tax benefits are in place: • Taxpayers who do not itemize can claim a deduction of up to...
The federal government has begun to distribute child tax credit payments. You can expect to receive these payments monthly if your adjusted gross income is under $400,000 if filing as Married, or $200,000 if filing as Single, Separate or Head of Household. Please keep...
The CARES Act extensions and pandemic provisions bill allows taxpayers to roll over unused amounts in their health and dependent care flexible spending arrangements from 2020 to 2021 and from 2021 to 2022. This provision also permits employers to allow employees to...
2020 is a unique year as far as required minimum distributions (RMDs) are concerned. The CARES Act has suspended the requirement for most 2020 IRA distributions–including some 2019 distributions that you might have personally elected to delay until 2020. For our...