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NJ Accepting Credit Card Payments for Personal Income Taxes

February 16, 2013 by Admin

Taxpayers are now able to pay their New Jersey personal (Gross Income) tax via telephone. All they need to do is call 1-888-673-7694 and provide their credit card information. This new, convenient way of remitting payment will also be available for business taxes later this year.

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NJ Issues Technical Bulletin on Sales and Use Tax for Attorneys

January 22, 2013 by Admin

On January 15, 2013, the NJ Division of Taxation issued a technical bulletin on the taxability of purchases made by lawyers and law firms.  Lawyers who practice in New Jersey are not liable for collecting sales tax on charges for professional services performed by their practice. They are, however, required to pay sales or use tax on all purchases of taxable tangible property, specified digital products, and certain services used by their firm, unless otherwise exempted by law. Purchases subject to sales and use tax that are common to law firms include: [Read more…] about NJ Issues Technical Bulletin on Sales and Use Tax for Attorneys

Filed Under: BUSINESS FORUM, LITIGATION SUPPORT, Taxes Tagged With: Law Firms, NJ Income Taxes, Sales & Use Tax

Selling Investment Real Estate in New Jersey? Beware of the “Exit Tax”

June 10, 2012 by Admin

If you’re a non-resident selling investment real estate in New Jersey, there’s a unique NJ withholding tax you should be aware of. Both residents and non-residents always had to pay income tax on the gain upon the sale of real estate. This tax is required to be withheld for non-residents.  The “Exit Tax”, which came into law six years ago, requires the seller to file a GIT/REP form (Gross Income Tax form) in order to record a Deed for the transfer of his property. When a non-resident sells the property, New Jersey will withhold this income tax in the amount of either 8.97 percent of the profit or 2 percent of the total selling price, whichever is higher. Therefore, even if the property is sold at a loss, tax must be withheld to fulfill the two percent requirement. When such a seller eventually files his NJ tax return he is refunded the difference between what was withheld and what was owed. [Read more…] about Selling Investment Real Estate in New Jersey? Beware of the “Exit Tax”

Filed Under: BUSINESS FORUM, ESTATE, TRUST, GUARDIANSHIP, Income Taxes, TAX TIPS FOR INDIVIDUALS, Taxes Tagged With: NJ Income Taxes

Cancellation of Debt Income- Adding Insult to Injury

May 4, 2012 by Admin

Your rental property went down in value so much that it was worth less than your $500,000 mortgage, so you walked away from the property. Let the bank enjoy it!

You pat yourself on the back for your clever move until the following January. January is 1099 time and you get a 1099-C from the bank stating you have $500,000 of cancellation of debt (COD) income

Your cronies at the club tell you that you have to pay US and NJ income tax on the $500,000 at ordinary income tax rates, not the favorable capital gains rates. You calculate that your brilliant move will cost you $200,000.

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Got An IRA? Here’s a Tip That Can Save You NJ Income Taxes

April 2, 2012 by Admin

IRA Distributions: Federal VS NJ

Contributing to a traditional IRA reduces your federal income and, as a result, when you take a distribution down the road it’s fully taxable. While the distribution is fully taxed on the federal level because of this previous tax benefit, what many overlook is the fact that the distribution is not necessarily fully taxable to New Jersey. When the contributions to the traditional IRA were made, they were not deductible for NJ. [Read more…] about Got An IRA? Here’s a Tip That Can Save You NJ Income Taxes

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Owe NJ or NY taxes? ? It Could Cost You Your Driving Privileges

October 19, 2011 by Admin

Ignoring a tax debt could cost you more than you might think. Traditionally, states have made use of  liens and wage garnishments as the primary method for collecting delinquent taxes. However, the reeling nature of the economy has emboldened states to employ a much more aggressive tactic.  On October 4, California passed a law mandating that state’s motor vehicle department to suspend the driver licenses of the top 1,000 tax debtors. Moreover, all their names are to be published online. At least 19 states, including New Jersey and New York, have followed California’s lead and are likewise listing the names of tax delinquents online. While they have not yet suspended driver licenses, these states are desperate for additional tax revenue. It would be wise to take care of your tax liability to ensure not having to move over to the passenger’s side.

Filed Under: BUSINESS FORUM, MEDICAL PRACTICES, TAX TIPS FOR INDIVIDUALS, Taxes, Taxes Tagged With: NJ Income Taxes

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