Put the Tax Cuts to work for your Business

Kirsch CPA Group

Jul 17, 2018

Do you know the highest individual tax rate under the new laws?  What are the highest tax rates in the history of the United States?

While these were some interesting tax facts, those who attended found the information on the 20% Qualified Business Deduction, the new Meals and Entertainment rules and the key business changes the most worthy to discuss in detail.

If you did not get a chance to join the live forum, you can watch the recorded version to learn what actions you need to take now to take full advantage of the tax cuts.

Watch the Replay.

As a reminder, the session covered:

  • Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) Key Takeaways
  • Qualified Business Income Deduction
  • Miscellaneous Key Business Changes
  • Maximizing Depreciation Opportunities
  • Impact on your individual Taxes

We compiled a list of the Key Takeaways that you many want to put into action for both your business and personal.

Putting the 2018 Tax Cuts To Work For You Take Aways

Please let us know if you have any feedback or questions about the new tax laws. We welcome the opportunity to help you develop a plan for your business to take advantage of the tax saving potential.

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