Posted by: Robert O’Neil, CPA
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Employee Affordable Care Act Penalty
Posted by: DeAnna Alger, CPA
read more…When Does Once a Year Really Mean Once a Year?
Posted by: Howard J. Kass, CPA, AEP®
read more…Taxable versus Tax-exempt Investments
Posted by: Michael Hermes, Tax Senior
read more…In Case You Missed It: IRS Stops Automatically Issuing Closing Letter for Form 706 Filings
The IRS updated its frequently asked questions on June 16, indicating that taxpayers will no longer automatically receive closing letters after filing Form 706. Taxpayers will have to request closing letters if they filed after June 1. Those who filed before June 1 will still get an automatic closing letter. WealthManagement.com (U.S.) (6/25)
Notice to All Business Owners: Deducting and Capitalizing Business Expenses 3.0
There are significant changes in federal tax law that will likely affect business owners significantly.
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Less Money in Your Pocket? Learn How the Expired Federal Tax Provisions Could Affect You
As we head into the last quarter of 2015, it’s time to take a look at what is happening on the federal level that may impact the deductions and credits for you or your business.
Below is a list of some of the most significant tax provisions affecting individuals and businesses that expired on 12/31/14. It is quite possible that Congress will extend some, or all, of these through the end of 2015. However, as of the current date this has not yet been done. We may not know conclusively about the fate of these provisions until much later in the year.
No Business Deduction for Legal Medical Marijuana Dispensary
With each passing year, additional states are considering legalizing the sale of marijuana for medical and/or recreational purposes. Ohio is among those states considering legalization, with the issue up for vote on the upcoming November ballot. 
While state law is becoming more and more accepting of the idea, the act is still prohibited under federal law. As one can imagine, this can create some interesting tax issues.
Related read: How to Deduct Expenses Related to Personal Property
New Ohio Small Business Investor Income Deduction
Posted by: Gary M. Sigman, CPA, MTax, PFS, AEP®
(from January 20, 2014)
Reconsidering the Medical Expense Deduction
Posted by: DeAnna Alger, CPA
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Zinner & Co. Supports Michelle’s Wish Foundation for Thanksgiving 2019
For over 7 years, Zinner & Co. has committed to support the mission of client, Michelle’s Wish Foundation. As part of its quarterly commitment to support the local community through charitable giving, Zinner & Co. employees will be donating cash and...
Zinner & Co. Supports Michelle’s Wish Foundation for Thanksgiving 2018
For over 6 years, Zinner & Co. has committed its support to the mission of one of our clients, Michelle’s Wish Foundation. As part of its quarterly commitment to support the local community through charitable giving, Zinner & Co. employees will be...
11 Items to Include on Your “Love Letter” / “Letter of Instruction”
An important piece of an estate plan (as well as good organization of your paperwork) is to put together a “Love Letter”, also sometimes referred to a “Letter of Instruction”. We have written about them in the past, but in case you are not familiar, a Love Letter is a...
Do You Have Unclaimed Funds Just Waiting for You to Collect?
Money doesn’t grow on trees! If you have monies owed to you, you should try to collect. At present, there are over $2.6B in unclaimed funds that Ohio is trying to get back in the hands of its rightful owners. Ohio law requires certain types of uncashed checks and...
Selling a Business: Personal Goodwill vs. Business Goodwill
Selling a business is a complicated transaction. The long list of business and personal issues that need to be considered is extensive and at times, confusing. Usually at the top of the list is the tax the seller will pay when the business sells. ...
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