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How the Build It in America Act May Affect Your Business
On June 13, the United States House Committee on Ways and Means, the chief tax-writing committee in the House of Representatives, passed the Build It in America Act (H.R. 3938). According to the Ways and Means Committee, this legislation would “counter China’s growing global economic influence by restoring American business competitiveness, securing global supply chains, and prohibiting U.S. foreign land
The Impact of ChatGPT and A.I. on Accounting
Unless you’ve been avoiding the internet for months (smart), you’ve probably heard about ChatGPT and the rise of artificial intelligence technology. While there is plenty of A.I. technology that has emerged in the past year, ChatGPT has made the biggest splash. It reportedly reached 100 million monthly active users, just two months after its launch according to a study by
How Changes to Form 1099-K May Affect Small Business Owners, Gig Workers, and You
Form 1099-K has undergone a series of changes over the past couple of years, and with U.S. Senators introducing legislation that would again alter who has to file a 1099-K, it’s once again back in the accounting and tax spotlight.
Secure 2.0 and More Tax and Retirement Changes of 2023
A new year means brand new changes to your retirement plans via legislation and annual updates from government agencies like the IRS and the Social Security Administration. A typical new year is usually filled with enough changes to keep the team at MRPR on our toes, but 2023 is seeing even more changes than usual, mostly stemming from higher-than-normal inflation
Employee Retention Credit Update
Folks in the Restaurant Industry will want to pay close attention to the IRS’s latest update to the Employee Retention Credit.
Michigan Enacts Elective Flow-Through Entity Tax
On December 20th, 2021, Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed Michigan HB 5376, which creates an entity-level tax for pass-through entities (PTEs) that do business in the State of Michigan. Under this new law, PTEs would declare and pay tax on their Michigan taxable income on behalf of their shareholders or entity level partners, and would deduct these taxes from the federal