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- July 24, 2018
A Mid-Year Tax Checkup May Be Appropriate
Taxes are similar to vehicles, in that they sometimes need a check-up to make sure they are performing as expected. That is especially true for 2018, with all o
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Big Changes for Vehicle Tax Deductions
In the past, the business use of a vehicle was determined either by using the standard mileage rate for business or using actual expenses plus vehicle depreciat
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Clergy Tax Benefits Under Fire
Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code provides that a minister of the gospel’s gross income doesn’t include the rental value of a home (parsonage
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Has Tax Reform Taken Away Your Home Mortgage Interest Deduction?
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, more commonly referred to as tax reform, substantially altered the itemized deduction for home mortgage interest and affects
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How Some High-Income Taxpayers Can Maximize the New 20% Pass-through Business Deduction
Taxpayers with higher 1040 taxable incomes who are self-employed but are not “specified service businesses” may find it beneficial to structure new
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Offer in Compromise FAQs
Taxpayers interested in pursuing an IRS Offer in Compromise generally have three different options available to them under federal law. Learn more.
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How QuickBooks Online Can Improve Your Company's Financial Health
QuickBooks Online is more than just an online bookkeeper. It can help improve your cash flow, your customer relationships, your inventory readiness, and your fu
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August 2018 Business Due Dates
Here are the August 2018 Business Due Dates
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August 2018 Individual Due Dates
Here are the August 2018 Individual Due Dates
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Business Tax Reform Planning Options
Tax reform enacted at the end of 2017 included many issues that small businesses should be aware of to ensure the best tax outcome when filing their 2018 tax re
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Tips On Filing Your Tax Return
Generally, individual tax returns are due on the 15th day of the fourth month after the close of your tax year. Since virtually all individual taxpayers file on
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Moving Deductions are Kaput
Prior to the passage of tax reform, individuals who moved as the result of a job change or job relocation could deduct their unreimbursed moving expenses if the
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Making Estimated Tax Payments
The tax system is intended to be a âpay-as-you-goâ system, and the only way to prepay taxes is through withholding and estimated taxes. Generally, payroll c
Read → - June 29, 2018
You Could Have An Unpleasant Surprise At Tax Time
A major concern for 2018 is whether taxpayers are having enough withheld from their paychecks. Watch video to learn more.
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Is Your Individual Taxpayer Identification Number Expiring?
The IRS recently announced that approximately 2.7 million Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) will be expiring at the end of 2018 and will need t
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The Most Common Accounting Mistakes Small Business Owners Make and How to Avoid Them
Most small business owners are an expert in their field, but not necessarily in the accounting aspects of building a business. And, with this comes a few common
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Why Am I Being Audited by the IRS?
With the 2018 filing season currently behind us, notices have started to appear in mailboxes. While the IRS letterhead strikes fear into the hearts of most Amer
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5 QuickBooks Online Reports You Should Run Regularly
There are numerous QuickBooks Online reports that you should be consulting at regular intervals. But you need these five at least every week.
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Credit for Family and Medical Leave Benefits
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that was passed last year included a new tax credit for employers that allows them to claim a credit based on wages paid to qualifying
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How Long Should You Hold On To Old Tax Records?
This is a common question: How long must taxpayers keep copies of their tax returns and supporting documents?
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Is an Inheritance Taxable?
A frequent question is whether inheritances are taxable. This is a frequently misunderstood question related to taxation and can be complicated. When someone pa
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Taxpayers Find Gift Tax Reporting Confusing
Gift taxes were created to prevent wealthy taxpayers from transferring their estates to their beneficiaries via gifts and thus avoid estate taxes when they pass
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Thinking of Starting a New Business?
Here are some questions and tasks you should consider when first starting out on your new business endeavor.
Read → - June 22, 2018
Did you just get a letter from the IRS in your mailbox?
Chances are that you're not being audited, but you may be asked to pay overdue or underpaid taxes or other nasty surprises. Watch to learn more.
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