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- January 2, 2018
Tax Deductions for Educators
Dues paid to professional societies related to your educational profession are deductible. These could include professional organizations, business leagues, tra
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Place It In Service If You Want To Deduct It
Section 179 is a provision of tax law that allows owners of small businesses to expense rather than depreciate equipment purchases made during the year. It is a
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5 QuickBooks Reports You Need to Run in January
Does your accounting to-do list look like a clean slate, or are critical 2017 tasks still nagging?
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5 Things You Need to Do After Jumping Into Entrepreneurship
Congratulations! You've decided to dive into the exciting world of entrepreneurship and bring that great business idea to life. Whether you're opening a local b
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Divorced, Separated, Married or Widowed? Unpleasant Surprises May Await You at Tax Time
Taxpayers are frequently blindsided when their filing status changes because of a life event such as marriage, divorce, separation or the death of a spouse. The
Read → - December 26, 2017
Driving For Uber Or Others? Your Tax Situation Is Unique
With tax time approaching, if you drive for Uber, Lyft or a competitor, here is some tax information related to reporting your income. You are considered s
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Important Things to Know About IRAs
The individual retirement account (IRA) is one of the favored ways to save money for retirement. There are two types of IRAs: the traditional IRA and the Roth I
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Sold Your Home Last Year? Thinking of Selling? Read This!
If you sold your home last year, or if you are thinking about selling it, you should be aware of the many tax-related issues that could apply to that sale so th
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Tax Reform and Your Taxes
Well, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (H.R. 1) has passed, mainly starting in 2018, and if you are confused by how this new law will impact you, you’re not alon
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Tax Reform Special Report
On Friday, December 22, 2017, the "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act" (H.R. 1) was signed into law by President Trump. Almost all of these provisions go into law January 1,
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Using Online Agents to Rent Your Home Short Term? You May Be Surprised at the Tax Ramifications
If you are among the many taxpayers renting your first or second home using rental agents or online rental services that match property owners with prospective
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Year-End Tax Planning and Maximizing the Education Tax Credit
Year-End Tax Planning and Maximizing the Education Tax Credit
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Should You Prepay Taxes before Year-End?
Should You Prepay Taxes before Year-End?
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Only 10 Days Left for 2017 Tax Deductions
As the end of the year is getting close, this is a reminder that Sunday, December 31, is the last day that you can make a tax-deductible purchase, pay a tax-ded
Read → - December 19, 2017
Charitable Contributions and Year-End Tax Planning
If you give to charity some important changes might be coming...
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Tax Consequences of Giving Your Employees a Holiday Gift
It is common practice this time of year for employers to give employees gifts. Where the gift is infrequently offered and has a fair market value so low that i
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Watch This if You are Considering Year-End Business Purchases
Watch this if you are considering year-end business purchases.
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Tips to Avoid Tax Penalties for 2017
With the arrival of the holidays, we are thinking about family get-togethers, holiday gifting and parties. But right behind the good times is tax season. Before
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2017 Tax Reform Comparision Chart
This tax reform comparison list, while not exhaustive, covers the major differences between the versions that passed each chamber.
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Are you over 59-1/2 and having a low-income year?
Are you over 59-1/2 and having a low-income year? Take more IRA distributions.
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