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- April 26, 2018
Divorce and the New Tax Law Brings a Plethora of Tax Planning Decisions
If you are recently divorced or are contemplating divorce you will have to deal with or plan for significant tax issues such as asset division, alimony, and tax
Read → - April 24, 2018
Big Changes Ahead For How Alimony is Treated for Tax Purposes
Alimony is the term used for payments to a separated spouse or ex-spouse as part of a divorce or separation agreement. Since 1985, to be alimony for tax purpose
Read → - April 24, 2018
I Didn't File My Tax Return; Now What?
There are a lot of perfectly reasonable reasons for not having filed your income taxes. Many people who fail to file are new to the job market, and never having
Read → - April 24, 2018
Not-Being-Insured Penalty Eliminated
Beginning in 2014, the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, imposed what a “share-responsibility payment” on taxpayers who did not sign up
Read → - April 24, 2018
QuickBooks Tip: Customizing QuickBooks' Forms
The invoices and other forms you send to customers and vendors should reflect your company’s attention to detail, accuracy, and consistency.
Read → - April 24, 2018
Tax Reform Adds Education Benefit
Tax law provides two tax-advantaged savings plans for the Qualified State Tuition Plan (commonly referred to as a 529 Plan). They are similar in that contributi
Read → - April 24, 2018
Why It Might be Time for Your Small Business to Migrate to Cloud Accounting
Cloud accounting is a big idea that brings with it a lot of lofty implications, but if you had to distill all of that down to its bare essentials it would proba
Read → - April 24, 2018
You May Not Get a Tax Refund Next Year
With all of the tax reform changes and the corresponding reductions in most taxpayers’ income tax withholding, there are serious concerns that the reducti
Read → - April 23, 2018
What to do next if you are a victim of Identity Theft?
If you are a victim or think you may be a victim, here are 7 steps to take…Learn more.
Read → - April 20, 2018
Tax Deductions for Restaurant Service Staff
If you are a waiter or waitress, the IRS requires you to keep a record of your tips.
Read → - April 19, 2018
Don't Toss Those Tax Records Yet!
Even though the 2017 tax due date has come and gone, and even though you have filed your 2017 tax return, you may still need to keep your 2017 tax records. Gene
Read → - April 15, 2018
Understanding the Health Insurance Mandate
As of 2014, the Affordable Care Act imposed the new requirement that all people in the United States, with certain exceptions, have minimum essential health car
Read → - April 12, 2018
How to Understand Common IRS Tax Terms
When discussing taxes, reading tax related articles or instructions one needs to understand the lingo and acronyms used by tax professionals and authors to be a
Read → - April 10, 2018
Tax Deductions for Entertainers
Educational expenses are deductible under either of two conditions: (1) your employer requires the education in order for you to keep your job or rate of pay; o
Read → - April 4, 2018
Cryptocurrencies and Your Taxes
If you trade cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin you are required to report the transactions for tax purposes.
Read → - April 4, 2018
Keeping Your Tax Records
When it comes to your taxes, good records are the best protection you can have if the government decides to audit your returns. But just as important as your ef
Read → - April 3, 2018
Tax Filing Deadline Rapidly Approaching
Just a reminder that the due date for 2017 tax returns is April 17, 2018! There is no penalty for filing late if you are receiving a refund. However, it is quit
Read → - March 30, 2018
Tax Deductions for Day Care Providers
Your auto expenses are based on the number of qualified business miles you drive.
Read → - March 29, 2018
Are You Part Of The 1%, When it Comes To Paying Taxes?
The latest set of figures is for 2015 tax returns and provides some interesting statistics on the adjusted gross income of US taxpayers.
Read → - March 26, 2018
Can't Pay Your Taxes by the April Due Date?
If you aren’t one of those lucky Americans who gets a tax refund from the IRS you might be wondering about your options for paying off your tax liability
Read → - March 26, 2018
Cryptocurrencies and Taxes
As our world has become more and more “digital,” it was only a matter of time before cryptocurrencies were developed. One of the first of these virt
Read → - March 26, 2018
Is Bunching Right for You?
The Act increased the standard deduction and placed new limitations on itemized deductions. Beginning with 2018 tax returns, the standard deductions will be:
Read → - March 26, 2018
Living Abroad? Here Is How Tax Reform May Affect You
If you are an expatriate living abroad, you may be wondering how the provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) will impact you. This is the most extensive
Read → - March 26, 2018
QuickBooks Tip: Get Paid Faster Using QuickBooks
Are your customers slow about paying their invoices? QuickBooks can help accelerate your receivables.
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