In the post-TCJA world, C corps have become more valuable than ever as a way to manage the overall tax implications for U.S. business owners. This update will cover changes for Form 1120, the new expensing requirement for research and development expenditures, and other important issues for the 2022 filing year.
Learning Objectives:
- Describe changes for Form 1120
- Identify the new expensing requirement for research and development expenditures
- Name important issues affecting the 2022 filing year
Crystal Stranger holds a Juris Doctor of Law degree, is an Enrolled Agent (EA), EOS Integrator, and Senior Tax Director and CEO of OpticTax.com. Bringing over 20 years of finance, accounting, and leadership experience she enjoys helping startups stay focused on the big picture objective while maintaining an eye to the details and performing realistic risk assessments.
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