Ken Berry is a journalist who specializes in tax and financial topics. He writes for CPA Practice Advisor and his work has also appeared in The Prince George Citizen. Ken's articles provide insights and strategies for individuals and businesses to navigate the complexities of tax laws and maximize their financial benefits.
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Ken Berry's coverage centers largely around personal finance and taxation, with a focus on tax planning strategies, retirement planning, and employer/employee benefits. His articles often provide practical guidance for readers in managing their finances and understanding tax laws.
Given the emphasis on "how-to" guides and industry-specific information, Ken would likely be interested in experts who can offer clear, actionable advice or analysis related to various aspects of personal finance and taxation. Professionals with expertise in financial planning, tax law/accounting, retirement investment strategies could effectively contribute to his work.
It is important to note that Ken does not have a specific geographic focus but offers insights relevant to individuals seeking financial advice across locations.
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By: Ken Berry
The annual gift tax exclusion allows you to gift up to a specified amount to each recipient each year without any gift tax liability.
By: Ken Berry
Depending on your situation, you might elect to forgo preferential tax treatment on certain long-term capital gains and qualified dividends in favor of deducting investment interest expenses.
A special needs trust is an irrevocable trust that supplements public assistance benefits available to a disabled child. Assets and income can be used to pay for items like travel, education, recreation, rehabilitation and medical expenses that aren’t covered by public assistance.
The Tax Blotter is a round-up of brief news items relating to tax preparation, policy and legislation.
If the rental period lasts 14 days or less—in other words no more than two weeks—you don’t have to report any of the taxable income to the IRS On the other side of the coin, the rental expenses aren’t tax-deductible, either.
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The Tax Blotter is a round-up of recent tax issues and Tax Court rulings.
The Tax Blotter is a summary of recent tax news, rulings and legislation.
The nation’s lawmakers may allow these provisions to expire as written into the TCJA, extend them indefinitely, for a period of time or even permanently, or otherwise modify them.
Under the trust fund recovery penalty (TFRP), a “responsible person” may be held personally liable for the full amount of an employer’s unpaid employment taxes.
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