Posts Tagged ‘Unemployment Insurance Re-Authorization and Job Creation Act of 2010’
What you should know about the Alternative Minimum Tax
Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) is a tax that can be imposed on individuals, corporations, estates and trusts. For individuals Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) is calculated at 26% or 28%. For corporations it is calculated at 20%. [Read More]
Florida Businesses Billed For Florida Unemployment Interest on Federal Loans
In the past week businesses in the State of Florida have received letters from the Florida Department of Revenue (FDOR) concerning an assessment amount due, including myself. When I received my letter I had to take a second and third look because I thought that the FDOR [Read More]
Federal Tax Rates of the Future
Last week we mentioned a few “did you knows” regarding the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Re-Authorization and Job Creation Act of 2010. This week we are going to cover a couple more areas that are very important for taxpayers to know. The Tax Relief, Unemployment [Read More]
Tax cuts to soothe the angry mob: quick fix or good planning?
In December we went through a brief overview of the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Re-Authorization and Job Creation Act of 2010. Now that the dust has settled and the bill is in place, we are going to spend a few weeks dissecting it in more detail. Today we are going [Read More]
