May 23, 2019
What to Do When You Forgot to File Taxes
April 15th came and went without filing your tax return. Now what? It is easy to put off filing your taxes. Life is a jam packed with places to be and things to do. Finding…
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May 23, 2019
April 15th came and went without filing your tax return. Now what? It is easy to put off filing your taxes. Life is a jam packed with places to be and things to do. Finding…
Read More...May 22, 2019
The home sale exclusion is one of the biggest tax breaks around. If you qualify, you can exclude tax on up to $250,000 of profit from a sale if you’re a single filer or $500,000…
Read More...May 03, 2019
Believe it or not, the months following April 15th are actually the best time to jump back into things and start preparing for the next tax year. As your finalized tax return is fresh and…
Read More...April 05, 2019
Simple Tips to Reduce Your Chance of an Audit 1. Your income exceeds or doesn’t meet your various forms (W-2, 1099s, etc.) 2. Match the forms and reports, even if they are wrong. 3….
Read More...April 04, 2019
Crowdfunding started as a way for entrepreneurs to fund new enterprises. Then charities started getting in on the act through platforms like GoFundMe and Kickstarter. This has resulted in grassroots appeals for worthy causes around…
Read More...March 29, 2019
The kiddie tax isn’t just child’s play. Due to recent tax law changes, children with substantial income may end up paying more in taxes than before. Fortunately, you can take steps now to minimize the…
Read More...March 28, 2019
Receiving a gift is not a taxable event to the one who receives the gift. If the gift is large enough, it could result in gift tax being due by the donor. In any case,…
Read More...March 22, 2019
If you are anticipating a nice refund this year, it may be a good idea to prepare yourself for a possible letdown. Many taxpayers will receive a smaller-than-expected refund and might even owe taxes to…
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