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Who Gets The Million Plus Stimulus Checks?

One of Terry’s fascinating theories is that President Trump turns down his salary so that he can continue to be treated as being a real estate professional. Terry also thinks that the President’s switch to Florida residence (which I predicted-not bragging, just saying) was motivated by the state income tax headaches that 461(l) has indirectly created for people with enterprises of his complexity.

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Deep Pockets Need To Return Paycheck Protection Money

There has been an uproar about some of the companies that have taken the money and now we have new guidance from the ever growing FAQ on the Treasury website. In a few years we may be reading a lot about FAQ 31 litigation as not everyone will attend to or be intimidated by the latest guidance. Here is it in full.

“Question: Do businesses owned by large companies with adequate sources of liquidity to support the business’s ongoing operations qualify for a PPP loan?

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Paycheck Protection Program Gets Big Boost

There is still no clarification on whether you will be able to deduct payments that are made with loan proceeds that are forgiven. We still don’t know what happens if you have not spent all the money by June 30. And maybe it would be good if there was more of an idea about how uncertain we need to be in order to qualify. For example, should a company with a large stash of cash be allowed in before they spend their rainy day fund?

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Florida Firm Passes On Paycheck Protection Program

In advance, I figured that the wealthy who had CPA’s, tax advisors, banking relationships, and are organized would be first in and would obtain a good chunk of the money intended for those who really needed it. Anticipating that is why I decided not to take the money even though I had all of the paperwork ready to send.

My business is a small business largely dependent on contingent fee real estate commissions. Those will dry up and I could have used the money. I just figured there were folks who would need it more than me. Personal responsibility as a citizen is still important at the micro-level. Bad micro-decisions lead to macro problems.

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Paycheck Protection Program – Deductibility Dilemma

A strong argument that 265 does not apply is that it kind of makes the exclusion in the CARES Act kind of pointless. Hopefully the IRS will rule on this soon. My money is on deductibility. My reading of the politics is that the Republicans prefer that aid to people thrown out of work filter to them through banks and employers rather than just go the them directly. Of course as political analyst, I make a pretty good tax researcher.

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Is Now The Time For Non-Filers To Come In From The Cold?

One of the earlier responses of the IRS to the COVID-19 crisis was IR-2020-59- IRS unveils new People First Initiative; COVID-19 effort temporarily adjusts, suspends key compliance programs. Ironically, one practitioner sees the IRS suspension of collection activity as an opportunity for non-filers to get their compliance affairs in order. We should start with some background.

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Are Gigsters Frozen Out Of SBA Disaster Relief?

As it happens I have not taken on any employees yet, so I was very disappointed when I heard from a friend who is also in the film business who might have gotten his application in ahead of me. It seems that SBA is doling out the $10,000 at a thousand dollars per employee meaning that he and I will be getting nothing.

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Stimulus’ Tax Benefits Heavily Weighted To Ultrawealthy

That $169.9 billion is significantly lower than the $292.4 billion of rebates, but the $292.4 billion is being split up among well over half the population. The $169.9 billion is going to a relatively tiny number of people. $500,000 of AGI means you are in the top 1%, but 469(l) only affects a tiny subgroup within the 1%. A surgeon making $700,000 per year who does not have anything else going on does not have to worry about it.

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