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Attached are the 2017 amounts that have been adjusted for inflation as well as the 2017 Tax rate tables. If you have any questions please call us! http://taxandacct.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/taxfacts.pdf

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Ever wonder what those old items you donated equate to for a tax deduction? The following can be used as a reference. http://taxandacct.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/FMV-Guide-Contributions.pdf

Ohio, along with other states, will require driver's license information for the primary taxpayer and spouse (if Married Filing Jointly) beginning in tax year 2016 in an effort to combat stolen-identity tax fraud. Taxpayers will be asked to provide information from their driver's license or state issued identification card. For taxpayers who do not have…

On December 13, 2016, President Obama signed into law the 21st Century Cures Act.  The Cures Act, which pays for cancer research, mental health treatments, the fight against opioid abuse, also creates a new type of employer-provided health care coverage - qualified small employer health reimbursement arrangements. Previously, such plans did not meet the stringent…

Starting in 2017, hefty increases in the penalties imposed  apply if a payer fails to timely file an information return, fails to include all information required to be shown on an information return, or includes incorrect information on an information return (including all variations of Form 1099). The new penalties run as high as $250…

Under Obamacare, there is a penalty, known as the "shared responsibility payment," for not having health insurance coverage. You may be liable for this penalty if you or any of your dependents didn't have health insurance for any month in 2016. The penalty is 2.5 percent of your 2016 household income exceeding the filing threshold…