Category: Tax Preparation
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 ...
Life comes at you fast. When tax season rolls around, you may be surprised to find your financial situation has completely changed. And usually, this is due to a major shift in your lifestyle, career, and family. We break down the 5 most common life ...
The rules have changed yet again for HSA contributions for 2018, as the IRS reverses a rule instated this year. Your Health Savings Account may be an essential part of your financial affairs. And the following details will help you understand how to ...
Under the new tax law, alimony payments are no longer deductible or taxable transfers. Here’s an overview of the changes and what they mean for divorced couples as well as those considering a divorce. Questions about Alimony Tax Changes What...
The IRS has made clear of the need to report offshore foreign accounts of taxpayers since 2009, with the release of the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program. It’s reached the point where the IRS has decided to close the program on September 28, 20...
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...
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...
Each tax season, a sense of dread fills small business owners across the country. While you may have wisely set aside funds throughout the year to cover your tax bill, the amount that you owe may still come as a shock. Unlike large corporations, ever...
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