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Sales & Use Tax
Jaclyn Harris

What is Washington Business & Occupational (B&O) Tax?

Washington Business & Occupation (B&O) Tax is a tax imposed by the state of Washington on the privilege of doing business within the state. It is a tax on gross receipts, regardless of profit, and is based on the type of business activity being conducted. The tax is imposed on

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Cost Segregation Study Examples

What is Cost Segregation? A cost segregation study might be thought of as an interest free loan that frontloads the depreciation deductions a property would otherwise receive over 27.5 or 39 years. Cost segregation studies free up capital by accelerating the depreciation of § 1245 tangible personal property, land improvements, and

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R&D

How to Make Your R&D Tax Credit Defensible

Make Your R&D Tax Credit Defensible Claiming the R&D tax credit can potentially help your business offset increased cash flow. However, simply completing IRS Form 6765, Credit For Increasing Research Activities, doesn’t guarantee the IRS will approve your claim.  Learn a few key things you can do to ensure your

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R&D
Deb Roth, CPA

6 Common Misconceptions About R&D Tax Credits

The Research & Development (R&D) tax credit can enable businesses to increase cash flow and savings, reduce the Federal income tax rate, and receive Federal and State dollar-for-dollar income tax reductions. Specifically, a wide variety of businesses can potentially offset up to $500,000 in payroll tax liability for qualifying activities. However, there

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Cost Segregation

Energy

Sales & Use Tax

Sales & Use Tax
Chris Vignone

Telecommunications and the Federal Universal Service Fund Fee

The Role of Telecommunications in the Federal Universal Service Fund Telecommunications companies operating in the United States are subject to the Federal Universal Service Fund (USF), a program administered by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The USF aims to promote access to telecommunications services for all Americans, regardless of location

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Sales & Use Tax
Kamal Shah, CPA

What is Business Personal Property Tax?

The Business Personal Property Tax Business Personal Property Tax is a tax assessed on tangible personal property businesses own. This type of property includes equipment, furniture, computers, machinery, and inventory, among other items not permanently attached to a building or land. Local or state government jurisdictions typically impose the tax,

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LIFO

Section 174

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Section 174
Deb Roth, CPA

Section 174 Explained

What is Section 174? Section 174 of the Internal Revenue Code now defines the treatment of Specified Research or Experimental

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