Recourse vs. Nonrecourse Debt

Recourse vs. Nonrecourse When a debt is canceled by any means (deed in lieu of, foreclosure, short sale,cancellation of debt), the tax impact depends on the type of debt. Debt for which the borrower is personally liable is “recourse debt,” all other debt is “nonrecourse debt.” RECOURSE debt holds the borrower personally liable for any unsatisfied amount owed […]

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2009 Mileage Rates

MAGIC.pdfMAGIC.pdf2009 Standard Mileage rates for the use of a car (includes Pickups, Vans and Panel Trucks): 55 cents per mile for business miles driven (decreases to 50 cents per mile in 2010) 24.0 cents per mile driven for medical or moving purposes (decreases to 16.5 in 2010) 14 cents per mile driven in service of charitable organizations (same […]

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Annual Minutes do NOT need to filed with State of Florida

CONSUMER ALERT! Please be aware that COMPLIANCE SERVICES (not to be confused with the Florida corporation, Compliance Services, Inc.) is mailing notices to new business entities wanting “Annual Minutes” and a fee of $125. be paid for filing. These notices are NOT from the Dept. of State, Division of Corporations. “Annual Minutes” are NOT required […]

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Late Filing of S Corps and Partnerships

The Penalty for Late Filing of S Corps or Partnerships is now $195 per monthper shareholder or partner for up to 12 months (more than twice the previous penalty).  It does not matter if he entity owes tax or not, this is a late filing of the paperwork.  It would INCLUDE not filing an extension.  DON’T WAIT TILL THE LAST MINUTE! […]

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Consumer Alert – Florida Compliance Services

CONSUMER ALERT! The Attorney General’s office is investigating “COMPLIANCE SERVICES” for soliciting new Florida corporations implying that they must send corporate minutes and $125 to a Tallahassee address for filing. There is no statutory authority for corporate minutes to be filed with any government entity. […]

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Mileage Deduction – what about driving to the office?

Driving from home to your first place of business (notice I did not say office) is not deductible. From home if you visit a client first, no deduction (first place of business) but to the next place of business (office or another client) is deductible. From your last place of business home (again, notice I […]

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