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Choosing the best business entity structure post-TCJA
For tax years beginning in 2018 and beyond, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) created a flat 21% federal income tax rate for C corporations. Under...
Income isn’t the only thing that can trigger the AMT. So can deductions, because many popular deductions aren’t allowed under the AMT, such as state and local income and property tax deductions.
Avoiding or reducing AMT
If it looks like you could be subject to the AMT in 2016, consider accelerating income into this year. This may allow you to benefit from the lower maximum AMT rate. And deferring expenses you can’t deduct for AMT purposes may allow you to preserve those deductions. If you also defer expenses you can deduct for AMT purposes, the deductions may become more valuable because of the higher maximum regular tax rate.
For help assessing whether you could be subject to the AMT this year — or for more ideas on minimizing any negative consequences from the AMT — please contact us.
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