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THIS INFORMATION SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON FOR TAX, LEGAL, OR ACCOUNTING PURPOSES, OR TO AVOID PENALTIES UNDER SECTION  \n230.  \nTAX LAWS AND FINANCIAL PLANNING CONVERSATIONS ARE NUANCED AND SPECIFIC, AND LEARNING ABOUT THESE TOPICS IN A GROUP SETTING IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR CONSULTING WITH A PROFESSIONAL WHO KNOWS THE DETAILS OF YOUR UNIQUE SITUATION  \n9  \nWHAT IS NEW THIS YEAR?  \n2024 MINERVA FINANCIAL ARTS  \n10  \n1/24/24  \n2024 CHANGES  \nRegular Changes  \n Retirement contribution limits  \n Standard deduction increases  \n Tax bracket changes  \n New mileage rate  \n\n| 2023 Retirement Contribution Limits |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| IRA | $6,500\u003Cbr>($7,500 if over 50) |\n\n11  \n2024 CHANGES  \nRegular Changes  \n Retirement contribution limits  \n Standard deduction increases  \n Tax bracket changes  \n New mileage rate  \n\n| 2023 Standard Deductions |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Single | $13,850 |\n| MFJ | $22,700 |\n| MFS | $13,850 |\n| HoH | $20,800 |\n\n12  \n1/24/24  \n2024 CHANGES  \nRegular Changes  \n Retirement contribution limits  \n Standard deduction increases  \n Tax bracket changes  \n New mileage rate  \n\n| Standard Mileage Rates |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| 2023 | $0.655 |\n| 2024 | $0.67 |\n\n13  \n2024 CHANGES  \nRegular Changes  \n Retirement contribution limits  \n Standard deduction increases  \n Tax bracket changes  \n New mileage rate  \nNew Changes  \n 1099-K  \n FinCEN’s BOI Requirement  \n14  \n1/24/24  \nWHAT ABOUT 1099-KS?  \n2024 MINERVA FINANCIAL ARTS  \n15  \n1099-K RULES  \n 1099-K is a form you’ll get from payment apps if your activity exceeds a certain level.  \n 2023 Limits  \n 2023 limit is $20k from 20+ transactions  \n $600 threshold does not apply for 2023 .  \n 2024 Limits  \n TBD, but the IRS is planning for $5k (IRS Notice 2023-74)  \n16  \n1/24/24  \n1099-K SUGGESTIONS  \nKey Point  \nClean up your recordkeeping practices for 2024 by separating business and personal payment apps and keeping excellent records of money movement.  \nRemember: Income is taxable regardless of the thresholds for issuing 1099s.  \nFor further reading:  \n• [https://www.irs.gov/1099k](https://www.irs.gov/1099k)  \n17  \nWHAT IS A BOI? 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