Vacations and Extensions

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New Extended Return Deadlines!

We hope you've been exploring some awesome places this summer, but if any of your 2017 tax returns are not yet filed, it's time to get back to reality!

Please submit all your information to us no later than AUGUST 1 for your LLC's and Partnerships (Form 1065), S-corporations (Form 1120S), and November/December year-end C-corporations (Form 1120 - new deadline this year!). The deadline for these tax returns is September 17, and we need your information by August 1 to guarantee a timely filing.

Another new deadline this year is for December year-end trusts (Form 1041) - due October 1. Please have your information to us by AUGUST 15.

For individuals (Form 1040) and gifts (Form 709), the returns are still due on October 15, and our deadline for receiving all your information is SEPTEMBER 1.

Please contact your Tax Manager if you have any questions or concerns, or if you are unable to meet these deadlines.

REMINDER: Please do NOT send documents as photos from your phone.

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Vacation Homes and Taxes

Are you getting the best tax use from your vacation home?

Besides a place to unwind, a vacation home can provide some capital appreciation as well as some income. Different tax rules and deductions apply based on the mix of personal and rental use. A home is treated as a rental property only if personal use does not exceed 14 days or 10% of the days it is rented out.

There are special credits and tax breaks related to second homes, but the laws are complex. In addition, the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) included some changes for deducting residence interest, property taxes, home equity debt, and like-kind exchanges.

A beautiful coastal vacation home on the beach at sunset.

For the most favorable tax treatment of

your vacation home, be sure to contact

your Tax Manager!

For more about the new tax law, visit the

IRS Tax Reform page

Guess who's NOT on vacation?

You may not be thinking about taxes this summer, but those sneaky scammers never take a break! Always beware of fake emails, websites, or phone calls asking for payments or personal information - no matter how nice they look or sound (scammers are now using emojis to entice you). The IRS has specific ways that it does - and does not - contact taxpayers, outlined in this FACT SHEET.

If your children are heading back to school, be very careful about sharing sensitive data in order to protect them from the growing threat of Child Identity Theft and other scams targeting students.

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Enjoy the rest of your summer!

Nancy Carter, Office Manager

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