One of the most significant changes under tax reform is the tax treatment of businesses. Here’s how the new rules will affect pass-through entities and small businesses – with formulas and examples.
Under the tax reform bill, the existing child tax credit has been expanded. Here’s what the new child tax credit – with a refundable portion – looks like and who can benefit.
With all of the focus on new tax rates after Congress green-lighted tax reform, it’s easy to forget that some of the biggest changes don’t have anything to do with tax rates: They’re about deductions. Here’s how Schedule A will be affected for the 2018 tax year.
Got questions on tax reform? I’m sorting through my Ask The Taxgirl inbox and answering reader questions about the final version of the tax reform – from alimony to contingency fees to medical expenses.
We appear to have a deal on taxes. From changes to the home mortgage interest deduction to what wasn’t included in the charitable donation deduction, here’s what’s in the final tax reform bill.
You can’t go anywhere these days without hearing about those tax proposals. Tax law can be tricky. If you don’t know your personal exemption from your standard deduction, or your Schedule A from your Schedule C, I’ve got you covered. Here’s what you need to know: