By Sean Brislin, CPA When a person dies, their tax responsibilities don’t end with them. The task of managing and filing their final tax returns falls to surviving loved ones or designated representatives. Understanding what…

Just married? Be sure to inform your employers of your new marital status and any name or address changes. Name changes should also be reported to the Social Security Administration (SSA) as soon as possible….

If you’re not having enough tax withheld throughout the year, you might be responsible for making estimated tax payments. Whether you’re self-employed or earn income from other sources, it’s important to understand when and how…

Property taxes in New Jersey are among the highest in the nation. The state has three programs that aim to give some relief. All have income limits and are subject to change by the state’s…

Not all investment losses are bad news. In fact, they can serve a purpose when it comes to reducing your tax burden. This is where tax loss harvesting comes in, a smart strategy that can…

As we head into the second half of the year, it’s the perfect time for a mid-year tax check-in. Whether you’re a business owner, self-employed, or an employee, taking stock of your tax situation now,…

Did you know billions of dollars are sitting unclaimed? In fact, 1 in 7 people have unclaimed or “abandoned” property in their name. When money issued by a government, business, or financial institution goes uncollected…

Significant portions of the current tax code are set to expire at the end of 2025, and while legislation is being considered in Washington, it’s unclear what the outcome will be. What is clear is…