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Year-End Tax Letter 2020
By Hoffman & Associates Dear Tax Clients, What a year! We think everyone agrees that
2020 Year-End Planning – TCJA Modified Under the CARES Act
By Bobby Hoffman Several tax provisions under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) were
2020 Year-End Planning – Additional Items to Note
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2020 Year-End Planning for Businesses – Expiring Provisions
By Douglas McAlpine, Esq., CPA Taxpayers might consider taking advantage of the following tax benefits in
2020 Year-End Planning for Businesses – COVID Relief
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2020 Year-End Planning for Businesses – General Planning Information
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2020 Year-End Planning for Individuals – Expiring Provisions
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