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- July 26, 2019
Taxes And Combat-Injured Veterans.
Video: Taxes and combat-injured veterans.
Read → - July 24, 2019
All the Expert Tips You Need to Properly Manage Cash Flow for Your New Business
In the largest possible sense, handling the cash flow for your new business is exactly what it sounds like ‒ you’re trying to get the clearest level
Read → - July 24, 2019
Does Your Tax ID Number Need to be Renewed?
According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), just about 2 million Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) are set to expire at the end of 2019.
Read → - July 24, 2019
Facing a Huge Gain from a Realty Sale?
If you are contemplating selling real estate property, there are a number of issues that could impact the taxes that you might owe, and there are steps you can
Read → - July 24, 2019
Get Those Kids a Job, and Take Advantage of Tax Breaks
Children who are dependents of their parents are subject to what is commonly referred to as the kiddie tax. This generally applies to children under the age of
Read → - July 24, 2019
How to File Taxes After Saying 'I Do'
A taxpayer’s filing status for the year is based upon his or her marital status at the close of the tax year. Thus, if you get married on the last day of
Read → - July 24, 2019
Looking Ahead to 2019 Taxes
You have your 2018 tax return filed, or perhaps on extension, and now it is time to look forward to the changes that will impact your 2019 return when you file
Read → - July 24, 2019
Need Advanced Time-Tracking? Connect QuickBooks Online to An App
You can track the hours employees work in QuickBooks Online. But if your time-tracking needs are complex enough, you’ll need an integrated app.
Read → - July 24, 2019
What Are My Chances of Being Audited and How Can I Reduce Them?
First, don’t panic. Audits are relatively rare, as fewer than 1% of taxpayers grouped by income level will get that dreaded notice on IRS letterhead.
Read → - July 22, 2019
August 2019 Business Due Dates
Here are the August 2019 Business Due Dates
Read → - July 22, 2019
August 2019 Individual Due Dates
Here are the August 2019 Individual Due Dates
Read → - July 22, 2019
The Best Ways to Maximize Your Savings for Retirement
According to one recent study, the vast majority of Americans who are between the ages of 55 and 64 say that they have only saved, on average, about 12% of what
Read → - July 18, 2019
What You Need to Know about Student Loan Interest
If you are considering borrowing funds to finance your college education or that of your spouse or children, it is important that you understand that the studen
Read → - July 15, 2019
The Tax Implications of Getting Married
The following are some of the more frequently encountered tax issues encountered by recently married couples.
Read → - July 10, 2019
Life Events Happen Year Round, And So Does The Need For Tax Planning.
The following are some life events that can affect your tax return. Learn more.
Read → - July 5, 2019
How To Use Tax-Advantaged Savings Plans To Save For School.
Watch our video to learn how to use Tax-Advantaged savings plans to save for school.
Read → - June 21, 2019
Hobby or Business? It Makes a Difference for Taxes - Now More than Ever
Taxpayers are often confused by the differences in tax treatment between businesses that are entered into for profit and those that are not, commonly referred t
Read → - June 21, 2019
Household Help: Employee or Contractor?
Taxpayers often will hire an individual or firm to provide services at the taxpayer’s home. Because the IRS requires employers to withhold taxes for emplo
Read → - June 21, 2019
How to Organize Spending Priorities for Your Newer Growth Startup
According to a recent study conducted by U.S. Bank, over 80% of all newly formed businesses that ultimately fail do so due to cash flow problems. If you needed
Read → - June 21, 2019
Issuing Credit Memos and Refunds in QuickBooks
You’re accustomed to money going in a certain direction, but sometimes you have to pay your customers. Here’s how it’s done.
Read → - June 21, 2019
States' SALT Deduction Workarounds Shot Down
The Treasury Department and the IRS have essentially shot down efforts by several states to help their residents circumvent the $10,000 cap on the itemized dedu
Read → - June 21, 2019
What If You Want To File Your Taxes But Can't Afford To Pay Them?
It’s a common conundrum: You want to file your taxes on time, but you anticipate or already know that you will owe money you can’t afford to pay rig
Read → - June 21, 2019
Would a Mid-Year Tax Checkup Benefit You?
If you are inclined to procrastinate until the end of the year or, even worse, until tax-filing season to worry about your taxes, you may be missing out on oppo
Read → - June 19, 2019
Who Knew Summer Camp And Taxes Go Hand In Hand.
Summer has just arrived, and there is a tax break that working parents should know about. Learn more.
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