For eligible individuals, HSAs offer a tax-favorable way to set aside funds (or have their employer do so) to meet future medical needs. Here are the key tax-related elements: Contributions you make to an HSA are deductible, with limits, Contributions your employer makes aren't taxed to you, Earnings on [...]
Ever wonder how someone is selected by the IRS for an audit? A computer program called the Discriminant Inventory Function System (DIF) assigns a numeric score to each individual return after it is processed. The higher the DIF score, the higher the potential that an exam will result in [...]
DAVID R. NATAN PROFILED IN THE BOSTON BUSINESS JOURNAL Waltham, MA - February 4, 2011 - Newburg & Company, LLP is pleased to announce that partner David R. Natan was chosen by the Boston Business Journal as part of their "Accounting: A Who's Who for 2011". David was amongst [...]
100% bonus depreciation is allowed after September 8, 2010 and before January 1, 2012 The 2010 Tax Relief Act provides that the bonus depreciation percentage is 100% (instead of 50%) for "qualified property" that is placed in service after September 8, 2010 and before January 1, 2012. The new [...]
Since 1984, Newburg & Company, LLP has been working with restaurants throughout the New England area. Below, we have compiled a list of some of the more important tax and accounting issues impacting restaurants and bars today (in no particular order of importance). 1. DEPRECIATION OPPORTUNITIES The cost of updating and [...]
Newburg | CPA News Brief January 3, 2023 These days, most businesses buy or lease computer software to use in their operations. Or perhaps your business develops computer software to use in your products or services or sells or leases software to others. In any of these situations, you [...]
