Knowledge Resources | Mobility Taxes
The Tax and Mobility Parallel
Let’s evaluate some important mobility policy changes you can make with your tax provider to not only save your program money but also ensure a positive experience for your employees.
Mobility Tax Advisor – Tax Update 7/5/2019
Arizona is the latest state to conform to the Federal Internal Revenue Code. Update as of 7/17/2019
Update on Tax Year 2018 W-2 Code P
Read an update released by the IRS on W-2c forms for tax year 2018.
Mobility Tax Advisor – Tax Update 2/19/2019
2/19/2019: Virginia becomes a conforming state (retroactive to 1/1/2018), meaning no moving expense deductions are available in tax year 2018.
2019 Federal Tax Information and Gross-up Percentages
This handy guide provides frequently sought after tax information, rates, and gross-up percentages for 2019, along with a comparison to 2018 data.
How to Make the Most of Year-End: State Tax Conformity and Beyond
Make sure your program is ready to be compliant with the new tax law changes.
Mobility Tax Advisor – Tax Update 11/19/2018
11/19/2018: Kentucky becomes a conforming state, meaning no moving expense deductions are available in tax year 2018.
New 2019 FICA Wage Base
New updates to the FICA wage base and Social Security benefits for 2019.
Mobility Tax Advisor – Tax Update 10/9/18
10/9/2018: South Carolina becomes a conforming state, meaning no moving expense deductions are available in tax year 2018.
Mobility Tax Advisor – Tax Update 9/24/18
9/24/2018: Maine becomes a conforming state, meaning no moving expense deductions are available in tax year 2018.