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Preventing a Government Shut Down, Rolling Back Regulations and Clarifying Cryptocurrency Protocols

April 1, 2025|Categories: Blog, Congress at Work|

Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025 (HR 1968) – In the nick of time before the midnight deadline that would have otherwise shut down the Federal government, Congress passed a budget bill to fund the rest of the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30. This bill increases funding for the military by $6 billion while

What is Innocent Spouse Relief?

January 1, 2025|Categories: Blog, Tax and Financial News|

The word “innocent” in innocent spouse relief can be misleading. It doesn’t imply you’re perfect or blameless – it’s more about whether you knew or should have known about the tax issue. The IRS defines “innocence” in a specific way, and it hinges on the concept of reasonable ignorance. In short, the issue isn’t one of

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PPP LOAN FORGIVENESS AND TAXES

November 21, 2020|Categories: Accounting, Featured|

The IRS released Rev. Rul. 2020-27, which holds that taxpayers should not deduct PPP funded expenses in the year the expense was paid or incurred regardless of whether the taxpayer has sought forgiveness on the loan.

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Tax Affect of Health Care Laws 2014

November 21, 2014|Categories: Accounting|

The Affordable Care Act, or health care law, contains health insurance coverage and financial assistance options for individuals and families. The IRS administers the tax provisions included in the law.

2009, 2014

Refund Loans & Anticipation Checks

September 20, 2014|Categories: Accounting|

At Joseph P. Norman CPA we do not offer any refund loans or similar products. We do not feel they are appropriate and the fees typically charged by preparers are exorbitant.

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