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Overcoming Nondeductibility of Entertainment Expenses

by Bruce E. Bell | Mar 1, 2019 | Bruce E. Bell, Tax Corner

Question:        Is there any way to deduct business entertainment expenses after the most recent tax legislation? Answer:          The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 fully eliminated...

Tax Aspects of Purchasing LLC Interest

by Bruce E. Bell | Feb 2, 2019 | Bruce E. Bell, Tax Corner

Question:  I am contemplating purchasing an interest in a limited liability company as an investment. What tax consequences if any I should be concerned with?Answer:   Various tax issues must be addressed in connection with the purchase of an interest...

Benefiting from Qualified Business Income Deduction

by Bruce E. Bell | Jan 3, 2019 | Bruce E. Bell, Tax Corner

Question: Under the new tax law, can I deduct 20% of my S corporation income?Answer: The 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act entitles owners of S corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies and sole proprietorships to a deduction on their personal income tax returns...

Selecting the Right Business Structure

by Bruce E. Bell | Dec 3, 2018 | Bruce E. Bell, Tax Corner

Question:  Can you provide some guidance from a tax perspective to my business partner and I on the best structure for a new business we are starting?Answer:   The myriad of factors that must be considered in choosing the proper business structure...

Avoiding S Corporation Passive Income Tax

by Bruce E. Bell | Nov 1, 2018 | Bruce E. Bell, Tax Corner

Question: My S corporation, previously a C corporation, has historically received rental income from a real estate property.  Now that the company’s operating business has been sold, can the S corporation passive income tax on rental income be...

Gain Exclusion on Small Business Stock Sales

by Bruce E. Bell | Oct 1, 2018 | Bruce E. Bell, Tax Corner

Question: I am selling the stock of my small, closely-held corporation.  What must I do to exclude the gain from taxation?Answer: Gain on the sale of small business stock by a non-corporate taxpayer can be excluded in whole or in part from the taxpayer’s income...
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