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Allison Houck

Allison Houck

Alison L. Houck Andrew, CPA, Managing Partner of Faw Casson's Rehoboth Beach office and former NASBA Middle Atlantic regional director; guest on the Accounting and Accountability podcast.

Sep 18, 2026

BrianHOST
5:26
So make sure you're reviewing and things make sense to you when you're looking at your tax situation.
5:32
Yeah, absolutely.
5:35
I want to remind our listeners about the net investment income tax, also considered NIT.
5:41
So this is that extra 3.8% tax that gets added on beyond, you know, your traditional tax when you have significant investment income and you also have significant income.
5:54
So this applies when you have modified adjusted gross income of over $200,000 if you're single, $250,000 joint, or $125,000 married filing separately.
6:05
So all passive business income, passive income, this will all be subject to this extra 3.8% net investment income tax.
6:15
And to determine whether any of your business income is subject to the NIT, your material participation really comes into play.
BrianHOST
9:07
But just just know that.

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