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TAX NEWS UPDATE
2022 TAX YEAR
Personal Exemption:
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Individuals: $0
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Estates: $600
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Trusts: $300 if must distribute all income currently; $100
for all other trusts
Standard Deduction:
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Single: $12,950
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Married filing jointly: $25,900
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Married filing separately: $12,950
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Head
of Household $19,400
Itemized Deductions:
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Taxes Limited to $10,000
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Misc. Itemized deductions suspended for 2018-2025
Standard Mileage
Rates For Business Use:
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Business
58.5 cents/mile and 62.5 cents/mile
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Medical
18 cents/mile and 22 cents/mile
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Charitable
14 cents/mile
Self Employment:
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Tax
rate: 15.3%
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Wage
base: $147,000 of self-employment income for OASDI tax; no
ceiling on Medicare tax
Selected Tax
Credits:
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Child Tax Credit
$2,000
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Other
Dependent Credit $ 500
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Small Business Health Insurance: 50% of amount of
non-elective contributions an eligible small business makes
on behalf of its employees for premiums for health insurance
(35% credit against payroll tax for tax-exempt entities).
Available for two consecutive tax years. Phases out
for employers with between 10 and 25 full-time-equivalent
employees and average annual wages of between $28,700 and
$57,400.
Section 179 and
Bonus Depreciation:
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Section 179 maximum expense deduction: $1,080,000, reduced by
cost of property placed in service during the year above $2,700,000.
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Section 168 (k) bonus depreciation: 100% for qualifying
property.
Gift and Estate:
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Per-
donee annual gift tax exclusion: $16,000
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Gift/estate tax exclusion: $12,060,000 million/PP; estate of spouse
dying after 2010 may pass unused portion of exclusion to
surviving spouse.
Long-Term Capital Gain Taxes
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0%,
15%, or 20% Depending on Filing status and taxable income
Level
Retirement Plan Limits
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Maximum 401(k) plan
elective deferral: $20,500 (plus $6,500 catch-up for
age 50+)
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Defined benefit plan maximum benefit: $245,000
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Defined contribution plan contribution limit: $61,000 or
100% of compensation, whichever is less
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IRA contribution limit: $6,000 (plus $1,000 catch-up for age
50+)
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IRA deduction phase-out for active participants in a
workplace retirement plan: MAGI from $109,000 to
$129,000 (married filing jointly); $68,000 to $78,000
(single taxpayers and heads of household); $0 to $10,000
(married filing separately); $204,000 to $214,000
(individual who is not active participant in a workplace
retirement plan whose spouse is an active participant in a
workplace retirement plan).
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Roth IRA contribution limit: $6,000 (plus $1,000 catch-up
for age 50+)
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Roth IRA contribution limit phase-out (MAGI): $204,000 to
$214,000 (married filing jointly); $129,000 to $144,000
(single and heads of household); $0 to $10,000 (married
filing separately).
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SEP minimum required compensation: $650; compensation limit
for determining maximum allowable contributions by employer:
$305,000
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