Breaking Tax Update: The U.S. Treasury and IRS have issued proposed regulations on Previously Taxed Earnings and Profits (PTEP)! These updates aim to simplify compliance, prevent double taxation, and streamline PTEP distribution rules and stock basis adjustments. Explore the key highlights and what this means for taxpayers here - https://lnkd.in/dwYZ9b9b Kavit Sanghvi Prathamesh Hegishte #TaxRegulations #PTEP #KNAVUS #BeyondBetter
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CLIENT ALERT: On April 25, 2024, the U.S. Department of the Treasury issued final regulations pursuant to Internal Revenue Code Section 6418, replacing the Proposed and Temporary Regulations issued on June 14, 2023. The final regulations mostly rejected calls by the tax credit industry to ease certain restrictions on transfer to broaden the pool of potential transferees, instead largely maintaining the rules adopted under the proposed regulations while clarifying several key points. We cover the key takeaways from the final regulations here: https://lnkd.in/gFjzXXed #KutakRock #TaxCredits #IRS
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Check out our latest update on final regulations pursuant to Code Section 6418 addressing transferrable credits under the IRA:
CLIENT ALERT: On April 25, 2024, the U.S. Department of the Treasury issued final regulations pursuant to Internal Revenue Code Section 6418, replacing the Proposed and Temporary Regulations issued on June 14, 2023. The final regulations mostly rejected calls by the tax credit industry to ease certain restrictions on transfer to broaden the pool of potential transferees, instead largely maintaining the rules adopted under the proposed regulations while clarifying several key points. We cover the key takeaways from the final regulations here: https://lnkd.in/gFjzXXed #KutakRock #TaxCredits #IRS
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For the 2023 taxation year, financial institutions must report the year-end fair market value of the property contained in RRSPs and RRIFs https://ow.ly/tkKZ50RcaQB
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Businesses, especially SMEs, will need to reassess their strategies for managing tax debts. With the cost of tax debt set to rise, there will be a greater incentive to secure external finance from banks or other financial institutions, which may offer more favourable terms than the ATO’s GIC rate. Small businesses are advised to turn to accountants and financial advisors for assistance with cash flow management, financial analysis and business recovery strategies. Need expert on assisting cash flow management? Trihalo Accountancy is here to help you!
NTAA has made a submission regarding a Bill that proposes to remove tax deductibility of the General Interest Charges (‘GIC’), and Shortfall Interest Charges (‘SIC’) incurred by a taxpayer. Refer to ‘Exposure Draft Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2024: Denying Deductions for Interest Charges’. We are concerned about the adverse consequences these changes will create, particularly for small businesses and individual taxpayers. In our opinion, removing deductibility of the GIC and SIC creates a "double penalty", given the high rate at which these charges are levied, coupled with removing tax deductibility of these amounts. A very unfair outcome, particularly for taxpayers who are financially vulnerable.
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Traders in Cross River state have lamented the burden of multiple taxation and poor sanitary conditions in the markets. Watch here: youtu.be/jxV8qw5l-lc More on it here: https://lnkd.in/eQbaYTC5 #TaxJustice #ICIRTaxJustice #IBPTax #TaxReform
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SARS is intensifying its compliance efforts, targeting both SMMEs (Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises) and High Wealth Individuals to ensure fair tax practices across the board. This move aims to foster a transparent tax environment where every contributor is held to the same standards. Understand the significance of fair tax compliance and its impact on national development. As featured in BusinessTech. Read the full article. https://bit.ly/3WZOOYm #TaxCompliance #SARS #SMMEs #FairTaxation #EconomicDevelopment #TaxJustice #FinancialTransparency #TaxReform #HighWealthIndividuals #TaxPolicy
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When is the right time to file your Income Tax Return❓ A lot of misinformation is spreading around regarding early filing of income tax returns to receive refunds faster. I would caution everyone against filing their returns in the month of May even though their employers may give them Form 16. This is because of the fact that alot of information regarding banking, stocks etc. transactions (SFT information) will be updated at least till the second week of June. Filing within the month of June is early enough to receive refunds at an expedited pace, while filings in July should be avoided since that time experiences a lot of return filers and hence increased traffic with the Income Tax Department. Variations between the reported information and filed information is the fastest invitation for a notice from the IT Department. #IncomeTax #ITR #returnfiling
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NTAA has made a submission regarding a Bill that proposes to remove tax deductibility of the General Interest Charges (‘GIC’), and Shortfall Interest Charges (‘SIC’) incurred by a taxpayer. Refer to ‘Exposure Draft Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2024: Denying Deductions for Interest Charges’. We are concerned about the adverse consequences these changes will create, particularly for small businesses and individual taxpayers. In our opinion, removing deductibility of the GIC and SIC creates a "double penalty", given the high rate at which these charges are levied, coupled with removing tax deductibility of these amounts. A very unfair outcome, particularly for taxpayers who are financially vulnerable.
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🚨 Important Developments on the Horizon for Tax Deductions and Debt Strategies As we navigate potential shifts in tax policies, it’s crucial to stay informed about changes that could significantly affect deductions and debt management strategies. Whether you’re a taxpayer or a financial professional, these changes could reshape how we approach tax planning and long-term financial health. What could be at stake? Adjustments to allowable deductions Changes that may affect debt repayment strategies 🔎 Now is the time to evaluate your financial plans and consult with a tax professional. Staying ahead of these developments could save you from costly surprises down the road! Let’s stay informed and prepared. How are you adjusting your financial strategy for these possible changes? Share your thoughts below! #TaxPlanning #FinancialStrategy #DebtManagement #TaxReform
NTAA has made a submission regarding a Bill that proposes to remove tax deductibility of the General Interest Charges (‘GIC’), and Shortfall Interest Charges (‘SIC’) incurred by a taxpayer. Refer to ‘Exposure Draft Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2024: Denying Deductions for Interest Charges’. We are concerned about the adverse consequences these changes will create, particularly for small businesses and individual taxpayers. In our opinion, removing deductibility of the GIC and SIC creates a "double penalty", given the high rate at which these charges are levied, coupled with removing tax deductibility of these amounts. A very unfair outcome, particularly for taxpayers who are financially vulnerable.
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