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Read More… from Sales Tax Repeal effective Oct 1st, 2025 INCLUDES DISCRETIONARY SURTAX
As of late 2025, Florida has permanently eliminated sales tax on commercial leases and made several sales tax holidays permanent. There was also a proposal in the legislature to permanently lower the overall sales tax rate, but it was not passed. New permanent tax law effective October 1, 2025 Elimination of commercial lease tax: House […]
The BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL is over 1,000 pages…. Here is some info on a couple provisions in the Big Beautiful Bill No Tax on Tips: Effective Tax Years 2025 – 2028 The first $25,000 of tips are tax deductible. Taxes are still taken out of employees pay so it doesn’t affect paychecks. The tax benefit […]
DUE DATES EXTENDED For all of the State of Florida, the extended due date for 2023 is May 1 2025 AND the filing due date for 2024 is May 1 2025 IRS announces tax relief for victims of Milton; various deadlines postponed to May 1, 2025 in all of Florida | Internal Revenue Service Regarding […]
2025 & 2024 MILEAGE RATES Standard mileage rates are used to calculate deductible vehicle operating costs for various purposes, including: Medical, moving, and charitable are unchanged from 2024. […]
If at least 70 ½ and want to donate from your traditional IRA, DON’T take a distribution to yourself (that is taxable). Instead use the QCD rules…. Transfer up to $105k DIRECTLY from the IRA to charity. It is not taxable to you, does not affect your Adjusted Gross Income and can use it to comply with […]
That’s an excellent question. Answer is it depends! Profits from the sale or exchange of capital assets held for over a year generally taxed at 0%, 15% or 20%. The rate depends on income limits that move (adjust for inflation).. In 2024, the 0% rate applies to taxable income up to $47,025 for singles, $63,000 […]
Read More… from WHAT IS THE LONG TERM CAPITAL GAIN TAX RATE?
If property is GIFTED, the receiver of the gift never pays a tax. The giver of the gift has to deal with gift taxes. If property with a basis (original cost plus improvements) is $200k and the property sells for $500k, there is a $300k profit and is taxable. If instead the property is INHERITED, […]
SOMETIMES the life insurance company is required to pay interest from date of death to the date they issue the check. i.e. You receive $100,010. The life insurance $100k is not taxable. The extra $10 is interest and is taxable. […]
Let’s say you gave someone $600k of property at today’s market value. It has been owned along time and only $30k is the original purchase price. We can add improvements to the original $30k say a pool, additional room,…. Add those improvements of $40k to the $30k and we have what we call BASIS of $70k. That […]