There are a lot of new things to get used to when you change jobs, from new responsibilities to adjusting to a new company culture. One thing you may not have considered are the tax issues created when you change jobs. Here are tips to reduce any potential tax problems related to making a job change this coming year.
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Finding a new job can be an exciting experience, and one that can create tax consequences if not handled correctly. Feel free to call for a discussion of your situation. |
The IRS & Credit Card Transactions, Save More in 2018, & Five tax tips for job changers in this Dec. 2018 Newsletter #smallbiz #profit #tax
December 2017
- New Year, New Job
- Five tax tips for job changers
- Save More in 2018
- Retirement contribution and Social Security limits on the rise.
- A Happy Holiday Traditions Quiz
- Credit Card Transactions Could Pose Audit Risk
- What small businesses need to know
After an eventful year, we all deserve a happy holiday season and hopefully some well-needed relaxation. While tax reform will continue to be debated, many preliminary figures for 2018 are set. Check out the details inside. The economy and job market have continued to improve, which means you may be considering a new job. If you are planning on a change, look at the tax checklist for job changers. Or, if you work for yourself and take credit cards as payment, learn about the new IRS focus on those small business payments.
Looking for something to talk about at the next family gathering? Consider sharing the quiz regarding the sometimes strange origins of popular holiday traditions.
As always, should you know of someone who may benefit from this information please feel free to forward this newsletter to them.