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- November 29, 2018
Year-End Strategy: Avoiding Underpayment Penalties
You can avoid or minimize the underpayment penalty with a few simple steps. Learn more.
Read → - November 26, 2018
12 Common Tax Problems to Avoid
No matter how hard you try, at some point, you may find yourself facing one or more of the tax issues cited here (or something entirely different that we haven&
Read → - November 25, 2018
10 Ways to Improve Profits in the Coming Year
For most companies, increasing revenue and profit margins is a goal. Yet, there’s strong competition in most sectors. Here’s a look at ways you can
Read → - November 25, 2018
Big Changes to College Savings Plans
Tax reform added some new taxpayer-advantageous changes to college savings plans. These plans are also known as qualified tuition programs (QTPs) or Sec. 529 pl
Read → - November 25, 2018
Don't Overlook Tax Credits
Tax season is here—don’t overlook valuable tax credits that can save you money. Discover the credits you may qualify for and how to claim them.
Read → - November 25, 2018
Expecting Your Taxable Income to Be Low This Year? You Can Take Advantage of It
If your taxable income is exceptionally low this year, or even if you expect not to be required to file a tax return this year, a number of tax opportunities ma
Read → - November 25, 2018
Getting Started with Accounts in QuickBooks Online, Part 2
We covered a lot of ground last month, but there are still some things to know about working with transactions you import from your banks.
Read → - November 25, 2018
Legitimate Tax-Deductible Charity or Scam?
With the holiday season approaching, and with the great need for aid in the wake of the recent hurricanes and wildfires, you no doubt are being solicited for do
Read → - November 25, 2018
Year-end Tax Planning Is Not Business as Usual; Things You Need to Know
This has been a tumultuous year for taxes, with the tax reform that passed in late 2017 generally becoming effective in 2018, often with significant changes for
Read → - November 23, 2018
12 Easy Ways to Get Your Personal Finances in Shape for 2019
Whether youâre diligent about paying bills and saving or youâve fallen behind on your bills and never opened a savings account, itâs always a good idea to
Read → - November 23, 2018
December 2018 Business Due Dates
Here are the December 2018 Business Due Dates
Read → - November 23, 2018
December 2018 Individual Due Dates
Here are the December 2018 Individual Due Dates
Read → - November 14, 2018
Year-end Tax Planning: Have You Ever Thought About Pre-paying Your State Income and Property Taxes?
Doing so may save you tax if you are able to itemize deductions on your federal return. Learn more.
Read → - November 13, 2018
Meals & Entertainment Expenses Post Tax Reform
The tax reform act imposed a number of restrictions on food and beverage expenses as explained below. Learn more.
Read → - November 9, 2018
Are You Paying Outstanding Medical or Dental Bills at Year-end?
Do you have outstanding medical or dental bills that are adding up? Use these tax planning strategies to maximize your tax savings.
Read → - November 8, 2018
Thinking of Tapping Your Retirement Funds Early? What You Need To Know
If you are suddenly in need of a substantial amount of cash, probably the last thing you should do is tap your retirement funds. They are the key to a financial
Read → - October 30, 2018
Tax-Advantaged College Savings
Section 529 Plans (named after the section of the IRS Code that created them) are plans established to help families save and pay for college in a tax-advantage
Read → - October 29, 2018
Prioritizing and Maximizing Retirement Savings - Social Security Alone Won't Be Enough
The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently announced the inflation-adjusted increase in benefits for 2019. SSAâs announcement states that Social Securi
Read → - October 24, 2018
Getting Started with Accounts in QuickBooks Online
QuickBooks Online was built to work with transactions downloaded from your online financial institutions. Here’s how to work with them.
Read → - October 24, 2018
Hardship Exemption Rules for Not Having Health Insurance Eased
The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) included a “shared responsibility payment,” which in reality is a penalty for not having health insurance. Along
Read → - October 24, 2018
Making Two IRA Rollovers in One Year Can Be Costly
Tax law permits you to take a distribution from your IRA account, and as long as you return the distribution to your IRA within 60 days, there are no tax ramifi
Read → - October 24, 2018
Mitigating the Effects of Employee Burnout: What You Need to Know
If you truly want to mitigate the effects of employee burnout, you need to focus not on correcting the problem but on trying to prevent it from happening in the
Read → - October 24, 2018
Most Common Types of IRS Tax Problems
A notification from the IRS is not something to be ignored. The best step is to take a deep breath, read the notice carefully, and if needed, contact our office
Read → - October 24, 2018
Rejoice - Business Meals Are Still Deductible
If you are a business owner who is accustomed to treating clients to sporting events, golf getaways, concerts and the like, you were no doubt saddened by the pa
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