In past blogs, we’ve talked about using the IRS’s online tools to double check the withholdings on your paycheck. This is an important part of tax preparation, and can help …

In the wake of a natural disaster, most individuals are focused on filing insurance claims, recovering or preserving any property that survived the event, and otherwise coping with the long-lasting …

While the majority of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act went into effect at the beginning of 2018, certain laws pertaining to alimony and other forms of support payments after …

Whether you work as an independent contractor or have formed your own registered business, you are now subject to self-employment tax on your self-employed income. If this is a recent …

We’ve touched briefly on bunching charitable contributions in a past blog, but did you know that there are actually several different types of deductions that can be bunched? With the …

When venturing into the world of business ownership, there are a number of things to consider; one of the first things you’ll have to consider is what business designation you …

We know that filing taxes isn’t exactly a picnic for anyone. So, it’s natural that you don’t want to think about dealing with your taxes until it’s absolutely necessary. However, …

An audit from the IRS is certainly no picnic. But it doesn’t have to be the nightmare many people believe it to be. In fact, an IRS audit can literally …

If you haven’t filed or extended your 2018 tax return yet, the IRS is urging you to get your return filed quickly, or face an increase in your failure-to-file penalties. …

There are countless options available to you when filing a tax return. You can work with a professional CPA, bring it to a tax preparer at a larger company, or …