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The IRS announced it will forgive certain failure to file and international information return penalties for certain 2019 & 2020 tax returns.
Pennsylvania (PA) enacted H.B. 1342, which includes corporate and personal tax changes. The bill reduces the corporate net income tax (CNIT) rate over nine years from 9.99 percent to 4.99 percent. The rates for these years are:
We continue to discuss the Inflation Reduction Act this week. Join our MFT team for an overview of the fuel tax provisions, specifically, the reinstatement of the hazardous Superfund financing fee.
The recently signed Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 reinstates Superfund excise taxes on crude oil and imported petroleum products for the first time since 1995.
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, includes a number of the renewable energy tax provisions originally contained in the Build Back Better Act.
The Inflation Reduction Act extends the biodiesel & alternative fuel credits, provides a new credit for sustainable aviation fuel and much more.
The Inflation Reduction Act is the topic for this week’s Motor Fuels Tax Minute. Join our hosts for an overview of the new legislation and its impact on the fuel taxes and credits.
Making improvements to a rental property may have tax implications for landlords and tenants. Find out more.
This week on the Motor Fuels Tax Minute our team discusses the gasoline blendstock certificate which identifies products that are taxed similar to gasoline.
Weaver's tax professionals have reviewed the legislation signed by President Biden on Tuesday, August 16, and highlight its key provisions here.
On this episode, Leanne Sobel and Emilda Santiesteban discuss products that are defined as gasoline blendstocks for the purpose of the federal excise tax as well as those defined as taxable chemicals subject to the Superfund tax.
An upcoming reduction in the amount of an estate that can be passed on to heirs without paying taxes has many families wondering if they will have a large tax bill upon the death of a loved one. Currently, this tax-free amount, known as the unified credit or exclusion amount, is $12,060,000, but it is set to decline in 2026 to $5 million (adjusted for inflation). Likewise, tax rates will increase in 2026 to 45% from the current top rate of 40%.