Today, the Treasury announced that it will also be pushing back the April 15th deadline to file 2019 income tax returns. As a result, taxpayers will not need to pay income taxes owed for 2019 and will not need to file 2019 income tax returns until July 15, 2020. Neither New Jersey nor New
Income Tax
Treasury Extends Deadline to Pay Income Taxes by 90 Days
Posted in Income Tax
Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, the Treasury announced Tuesday that it will be pushing back the April 15th deadline to pay income taxes owed for 2019 by 90 days. In other words, until July 15, 2020, no taxpayer will be charged interest or penalties on income taxes owed to the federal government for 2019.
The…
NJ Tax Talk: New Bypass For SALT Deduction Cap
By Steven M. Saraisky & Reuben Muller on
New Jersey has enacted legislation that gives business owners of pass-through entities a way to bypass the $10,000 limit on state and local tax deductions.
The $10,000 state and local tax limitation was implemented under federal law in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.[1] The law has been controversial because of its disproportionate effect on…
New SECURE Act Will Impact Individual’s Retirement Accounts
By Gary A. Phillips & David J. Choyne on
Posted in Income Tax, Tax
In an overwhelming 417-3 vote, the US House of Representatives passed the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act (the “SECURE Act”), which has now been incorporated into a spending bill that was signed by President Trump on December 20, 2019. While the SECURE Act includes numerous changes to certain qualified retirement plans, there…
Can Snowbirds Avoid a SALTY Avalanche? Considerations for Changing Residency to the Sunshine State
There have been sweeping changes to both the federal and New Jersey tax laws for the first half of 2018. At the federal level, the elimination of the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, which for decades allowed people to itemize and deduct state and local income and property taxes from their federal bill is…