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As we usher in 2025, it’s the perfect time to reassess your tax strategies and ensure you’re on track for a financially healthy year. Here are five actionable steps to help you tackle your tax concerns: 1. Stay Informed on Tax Law Changes...
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There are only three certainties in life: death, taxes, and natural disaster. Seriously. There may not be a single state in the U.S. that remains unaffected by Mother Nature year-round. From hurricanes in the Southeast to earthquakes and forest fires...
You’ve probably heard the big news by now. After all, we haven’t exactly been quiet about it. But in case you’re just tuning in here and now, we wanted to share it with you, too: Edge Financial has been honored as an Inc. 5000 company! This wou...
The stock market is being a real jerk right now. So what does it mean for investing and taxes? It really started on October 10. Over just a couple days, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell around 1200 points. While the following week saw gains of a...
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 ...
As a first time investor, you’re likely focusing on how to maximize your gains and minimize your losses. But have you thought about how you’ll be taxed come next spring? The best way to approach the uncertainty of investments is by understanding ...
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