Spidell's California Minute

This week we’re covering some considerations for making the passthrough entity tax prepayment, due on June 16.

This week we’re covering property tax planning options for taxpayers affected by the Los Angeles wildfires.

This week we’re covering some tips regarding the passthrough entity tax.

This week we’re covering the disaster postponements for Los Angeles County wildfire victims.

This week we’re covering some California filing updates to be aware of for the start of the 2025 filing season.

This week we’re covering key nonconformity issues to watch for on 2024 returns.

This week we’re covering California conformity to certain provisions of the Federal Disaster Tax Relief Act.

This week we’re talking about planning for California’s net operating loss suspensions that go into effect in 2024.

This week we’re covering penalty relief options for taxpayers who are subject to estimated tax payments.

This week, we’re covering how to report IRS partnership audit changes to the FTB.

This week we’re covering some of the exemptions from the ABC test for worker classification that will sunset for certain industries at the end of this year.

This week we’re covering three California planning strategies to consider implementing by the end of the year.

This week, we’re talking about holding a vacation home in an LLC and the California tax consequences.

This week we’re covering property tax adjustments for commercial properties.

This week we’re looking at some of the tricks and traps around filing a final corporate return.

This week we’re discussing how California treats accrued market discount income.

This week, we’re covering the recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court not to review the Olsen case challenging AB 5.

This week, we’re covering dividing property in a divorce and how that affects basis and the principal residence exclusion, among other things.

This week we’re covering some of the more common California adjustments to be aware of for individual taxpayers.

This week, we’re covering the coming FUTA payroll tax increase that’s the result of California’s Unemployment Insurance Fund loan.