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- September 9, 2021
Should You Get an IRS Identity Protection PIN?
An Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN) is a six-digit number assigned to eligible taxpayers by the IRS to help prevent the misuse of their Social Security number b
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Live Updates: The Latest News for Taxpayers and Small Business Owners
Check in for live updates with all the latest relevant news stories for individual taxpayers and SMB owners.
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Post-Pandemic Savings Burning a Hole in Your Pocket?
You may not like the idea of budgeting but it is one of the best tools available to ensure that your bank account still has a comfortable bit of reserve at the
Read → - September 7, 2021
Were You Affected by a Disaster Loss?
With the wildfires in the west, hurricanes, and flooding in the southeast and eastern seaboard, we have had several presidentially declared disaster areas this
Read → - September 6, 2021
Never Make These 9 Mistakes with Exempt Employees
The federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) requires employers to pay most employees overtime pay for all hours worked in excess of 40 in a workweek (some state
Read → - September 6, 2021
Video Tips: Taxpayers' Bill of Rights
What are your rights as a taxpaying citizen? Watch to learn more.
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Business Success Stories > The explosive growth of Zoom.
The background of how user experience and the pandemic combined to make Zoom an established software power. Learn more below.
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Complications to the IRA-to-Charity Distribution Provision
Individuals are required to begin taking distributions from their IRA when they reach a certain age. That age was 70½ until Congress passed the SECURE Act in l
Read → - August 31, 2021
Our Olympic Champs Get a Tax Break
You may not realize this, but in addition to winning an Olympic medal, winners are compensated by the U.S. Olympic Committee with prize money: $37,500 for winni
Read → - August 27, 2021
Video Tip: Tax Ramifications of Disposing of an Old Vehicle
Watch this video for a quick overview of what you can do with your old car and how that will affect your taxes.
Read → - August 26, 2021
Minimizing Tax on Social Security Benefits
Whether your Social Security benefits are taxable (and, if so, the amount that is taxed) depends on a number of issues. The following facts will help you unders
Read → - August 26, 2021
4 of the Most Common IRS Tax Problems
There are a variety of issues taxpayers can run into with the IRS. This breakdown discusses 4 of the most common tax problems that will cause you to receive an
Read → - August 26, 2021
Getting Married and Related Tax Issues
Most weddings planned for 2020 were delayed because of COVID, causing a big upswing in the number of weddings in 2021. Although tax issues are the furthest thin
Read → - August 26, 2021
How to Use QuickBooks' New Customer Groups
You can now create groups of customers and automate the process of sending payment reminders.
Read → - August 26, 2021
Should You Opt Out of the Advance Child Tax Credit?
If you have children under the age of 18, by now you likely have gotten your first advance child tax credit payment, either by check or by direct deposit. Be aw
Read → - August 25, 2021
Businesses Have 60 Days to Notify the IRS of Changes in Contact Information and Responsible Party
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is reminding entities with Employer Identification Numbers (EINs) of their responsibility to update that information whenever
Read → - August 25, 2021
Don't Have a Retirement Plan? Maybe a SEP Is the Answer.
Like many small business owners, you probably find yourself very busy in the wake of the COVID slowdown and are getting back up to speed. But don’t forget
Read → - August 25, 2021
Small Businesses: Here's How the U.S. Supreme Court Wayfair Decision Affects You
The Supreme Court’s Wayfair decision in 2018 forever impacted the tax liabilities of businesses who sell across state lines.
Read → - August 25, 2021
With the Potential Higher Capital Gains Rate Looming Interest in Opportunity Zone Funds Renews
The U.S. Treasury recently released the Biden administration’s 2022 Fiscal Year Budget, that includes a general explanation of the administration's 2022 r
Read → - August 23, 2021
Here’s What Happened in the World of Small Business in August 2021
In this small business breakdown, we discuss important current events that are affecting small businesses across the United States. Hereâs the top news from A
Read → - August 23, 2021
When Is Your Business No Longer a Startup?
Is your company a âstartupâ or a âsmall businessâ? Hereâs how you can tell the difference between these two terms and know when your business has outg
Read → - August 22, 2021
September 2021 Business Due Dates
Here are the September 2021 Business Due Dates.
Read → - August 22, 2021
Consumers Lost Over $500 Million Due to Covid-related Fraud
Consumer losses caused by fraud related to the COVID-19 pandemic topped $500 million, and thatâs just the losses that were reported.
Read → - August 21, 2021
September 2021 Individual Due Dates
Don’t miss critical tax deadlines—check out the individual due dates for September 2021, Make sure you're prepared for tax season.
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