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When inheriting an IRA (Roth or Traditional) you may wonder about available choices regarding the account title as well as distributions. Are distributions required? If so, how long do you have to take these distributions and when do these distributions begin? Are you eligible to move the IRA to your own name; and, if so,…
With more employees working remotely, it can be an escape to enjoy working from anywhere. If not home, maybe a vacation home? However, many may not realize if they stay in another state for a long period, they could be considered residents of both that state and their home or “domicile” state, resulting in double taxation of…
Trust creation is an important part of wealth transfer planning. Trusts can reduce the size of your taxable estate while your family members still benefit from assets held in the trusts you create. However, setting up a trust that serves your goals can be difficult. You need to choose the right trust format and be…
On November 19, 2021, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Build Back Better Act and sent it to the Senate. Included in the current proposed framework is the prohibition of “Back-Door” ROTH conversions, to take effect after December 31, 2021. The Senate Finance Committee released its current working version of the Bill on December 11, 2021, which left unaltered…
Drucker & Scaccetti Announces Senior Leadership Changes Appoints 3 Chiefs and Board Chair to Position Firm for Continued Growth and Success Dec.10, 2021 – PHILADELPHIA – Drucker & Scaccetti, a CPA and advisory firm based in Philadelphia, PA and dedicated to providing specialized tax, business, and financial consulting to families and their closely held and…
When starting a new business, selecting the proper entity structure is one of the first, and most important, decisions a business owner must make. Converting an existing business to a different entity type could be time consuming, costly, and result in unintended negative tax consequences, so it is best to carefully consider your options up…
If you have ever received a notice from a taxing authority, you know it can be alarming. Immediately, a negative narrative takes over and many assume the worst. “Is this notice real?” “Am I in trouble?” In today’s post we reveal how in just a few steps, and perhaps some help from a tax professional,…
For many of us, the holiday season brings the opportunity to share joy and presents with our families and friends. Gift giving, while fun and exciting, can also pose its challenges. Well-intended toys and games just add to the growing stockpile many children have, and there is always the difficulty of finding the “hot toy”…
As we approach the 2021 tax filing season, remember it is also Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) season. You generally have until December 31, 2021, to take your RMD out of tax-deferred retirement accounts to avoid costly penalties, unless this is your first RMD year, in which case you get a grace period until April 1,…
The Internal Revenue Service recently announced its annual inflation adjustments for tax year 2022 and many tax provisions have increased as a result. In today’s post, we’ll get you up to speed on the increased deductions and credits available in 2022. Inflation is usually a bad word, but in some cases it can be good….
New employment opportunities, a booming housing market, and a change of environment or slower pace of life. These are just a few reasons why people are planning to move. COVID-19 gave all of us time for reflection and, for some, opportunities outside of their current domicile. In today’s blog, we’ll look at simple ways you…
The landmark Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) deal, agreed by 136 countries and jurisdictions representing more than 90% of global GDP, aims to ensure all multinational enterprises (MNEs) will be subject to a minimum of 15% tax rate starting in 2023. It also reallocates more than $125 billion of profits from around 100…
The pandemic created an increased desire and/or need for individuals to work from home. As both employees and employers have become more accustomed to the new remote work environment, it is important to consider the tax implications. This blog will address some of the implications for employees. Click here to continue reading.
While many tax advisors were busy working to wrap up September 15th deadlines on Monday, House Ways & Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal released 881 pages of proposed legislative text intended to become part of the Build Back Better Act, a budget reconciliation bill forthcoming from Congress. That same day, Ways & Means Committee staff…
In its May 2018 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court opened the door for legalized sports betting. Since the ruling, companies like DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM have built a national presence along with some states’ online casinos. However, many are still unsure how to report winnings and/or losses. Whether it is traditional or online gambling, or…
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