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2017 financial shape up: Small steps toward big goals
Shaping up your finances in 2017 may seem like a big goal, perhaps even too daunting. But if you take one small step at a time, these small steps will add up. Here are suggestions.
Standard mileage rates go down for 2017
Have you noticed the price of gas? So has the IRS – and the reimbursement rate for business mileage has gone down as a result. The new rate for 2017 is 53.5¢ per mile, down from the 2016 rate of 54¢ per mile.
Note the new due dates for Forms W-2 and 1099
As you begin your January payroll preparation, take into account earlier due dates for two common information reporting forms.
IRS extended the due date for Forms 1095
When you're an applicable large employer (generally, when you employ 50 or more full-time workers and equivalents), you're required to provide information about health coverage to the IRS and to your employees.
Some federal income tax refunds may be temporarily delayed
In general, you can expect your federal refund to be issued approximately 21 days after your electronically filed tax return has been accepted. However, identity theft is still a major problem, and the IRS continues to implement new strategies to protect taxpayer data.
Get ready for earlier due dates for certain payroll returns
Updating your payroll records before year-end and putting procedures in place for annual reporting is an especially good idea this December. Two important due dates have been pushed forward...
Payroll update: the overtime rule and other changes
Have you been keeping up with the latest changes in payroll reporting and other requirements? Here's an update.
November 2016 Market Insight
November markets have simply been captivated by the US Presidential election.
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