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IRS Issues Final Regulations (T.D. 9636) on Expenses Related to Tangible Property

If you’ve struggled with determining whether you must capitalize costs incurred in acquiring, maintaining, or improving tangible property under Internal Revenue Code Sections 162(a) and 263(a), you’re not alone.
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It's OK For Nonprofits To Lobby, But Follow IRS Rules

As long as you follow IRS rules, lobbying can be a powerful strategy to raise awareness of your mission, mobilize stakeholders and attract media attention. It also can result in enhanced government investment in social programs and reform of laws and...
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The Main Points for Nonprofits and UBIT

Unrelated business income tax, or UBIT, is tax assessed on the unrelated business income of exempt organizations. Unrelated business income is any activity conducted for profit that is regularly conducted and not substantially related to the charitable...
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Claiming Home Office Deduction Comes with Fewer Headaches

If you maintain ahome office, you will have a simplified method for computing your home office income tax deductions for the 2013 tax year and beyond.
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IRA Rollovers: Not as Simple as They Might Seem

Rolling over a company retirement plan distribution into an IRA is usually a good idea. It allows you to defer taxes on the rolled-over balance, and the future income earned on that balance, for as long as the money stays in the IRA. However, the IRA...
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Employee vs. Independent Contractor: Nonprofits, Listen Up

The IRS has publicly stated it plans to crack down on organizations that improperly classify workers as independent contractors instead of employees. Are you confident your employee classifications would stand up to IRS scrutiny?
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