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We’re tennis fans around here. We watch matches, have favorite players (Call us, Federer!), and heck—we even sponsor tournaments. The game of tennis is thrilling. However, as tax aficionados, there’s one thing about tennis we just find fascinat...
School has started. As a kid, this probably filled you with more than a bit of dread. As a parent, it might be a sweeping sense of relief (Don’t worry, we’re not here to judge!). Regardless, in most schools across the country, class is back in se...
Tax legislation can be hard to understand. And with large bills, it can take quite some time for all the fine details of a bill to be parsed through by experts. Case in point: The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. Though this $1.5 trillion tax bill was ...
You may be spending the summer at your vacation home, or renting it out for part or the entirety of the season. No matter the case, how the IRS views your vacation residence depends on what it’s used for. And also how much you use it. We clear the ...
Tax Day has come and gone. Maybe your tax return is signed, sealed, and delivered…or maybe it isn’t. Whatever your situation, we have the information you need to combat post-deadline tax issues. Read below on what your next move should be, an...
American taxpayers: A generous bunch. Each year, we give billions to charities that combat hunger, homelessness, disease, and more. On average, Americans donate 2-3% of their income, and in turn claim deductions on their tax returns for a win-win sit...
Could you be one of the 1 million taxpayers that have an unclaimed refund from 2014? A recent report from the IRS confirms that over $1 billion is waiting to be claimed by these taxpayers that did not file a 2014 return. Many of the taxpayers are bel...
Being a small business owner is stressful enough, and come tax time, the stress can be quite overwhelming with all of the terms, forms, and dates to remember – so much so that you might not dot your i’s and cross your t’s correctly. We demy...
