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Cryptocurrency is a novel subject for most CPAs. The vast majority of CPAs have never heard of cryptocurrency. Before hiring a CPA to do your crypto taxes, a good preliminary question to ask is " Do you own any cryptocurrency? " If the answer is "Yes", chances are significantly greater that the CPA has gone through practical nuances associated in this space. This understanding is crucial to properly understand your cryptocurrency tax questions and apply the correct tax guidance.
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IRS Lets Partnerships Amend Returns To Get Virus Tax Relief - Law360
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Investigating Digital Assets in Japan Stymied by Nature of Crypto
According to top government officials in Japan, the current national tax system is not yet capable of accepting declarations of digital assets, potentially leading to outflows overseas.
In a Q&A session at the Financial Statements Committee on April 6, Representative Shun Otokita of the Japan Innovation Party pointed out the importance of market research for the introduction of separate taxes for crypto currencies.
New SBA Regulations Provide Clarity on the Application of the CARES Act Paycheck Protection
Entities, including Nonprofit Organizations, are deemed affiliates of each other if one entity controls, or has the power to control, the other entity. See 12 C.F.R. §121.103(a)(1). While Nonprofit Organizations are not subject to ownership control (because there is no private ownership of Nonprofit Organizations), such organizations may be subject to the Affiliation Rules to the extent that another entity has the ability to control such Nonprofit Organization or vice versa.
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INSIGHT: The Opportunity Zone Program—More Than Just a Real Estate Tool
Investors have a clearer picture of the opportunity zone program after the release of several hundred pages of taxpayer-friendly regulations. The program provides possibilities beyond real estate investment. Blake Christian of HCVT tells how it will provide a variety of investment opportunities even with the Covid-19 crisis.
As we are into the third year of the federal qualified opportunity zone (QOZ) program, we have a much clearer picture of how taxpayers are using this flexible and impactful OZ program as a result of several hundred pages of generally taxpayer-friendly Proposed Regulations, Final Regulations released in late December 2019 along with various IRS FAQ, Rulings and other taxpayer guidance.
DOL Regulations Clarify Paid Leave Requirements Under The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
The regulations follow the DOL’s issuance of more informal questions and answers (available here ), which explain the requirements imposed by the new law, and the DOL’s release of a notice of employee rights (available here ), which employers are required to post and distribute to employees. The new regulations were not subject to the usual notice and comment period due to the emergent nature of the law.
Although the DOL has said that until April 17, 2020, it will focus on compliance with, rather than enforcement of, the FFCRA where employers show “good faith” efforts to comply, employers should take steps now to familiarize themselves with the requirements of these paid leave laws.
Potential Tax Traps of the SECURE Act - TheStreet
One of the most impactful pieces of financial legislation in more than a decade was signed into law by President Donald Trump at the end of 2019. Financial advisers and investors alike began 2020 with a list of questions on the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act, or the SECURE Act, attempting to discern the advantages and disadvantages of the legislation and what actions may be required both to protect investors and to maximize opportunities presented by the act.
Stout Expands Transaction Advisory to Include Financial Due Diligence and Tax Services
In conjunction with this announcement, Stout welcomes Managing Director Kevin Murphy as the practice leader, along with Managing Directors Jeff Zellner and Joe Randolph . Together, this team averages 20 years of experience performing due diligence services on M&A transactions across all industries for private equity and strategic clients.
"I am excited to join Stout as the leader of the Financial Due Diligence practice, which includes an experienced team of professionals focused on both buy-side and sell-side due diligence services," said Mr. Murphy. "Financial due diligence is critical to identifying valuable information, including key drivers and risks associated with a business that could impact the deal structure and value.
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