No one likes surprises from the IRS, but they do occur from time to time. Here are some situations that could happen, and what to do about them. An expected refund turns into a tax…

With all of the uncertainty caused by the pandemic, the last thing any of us needs is a big tax surprise. Be prepared for these potential pandemic-related issues when you file your 2020 tax return….

If it was your first time working from home in 2020, you may be facing issues you’ve never had to consider before. You’re not alone. With millions of employees in remote work situations, many are…

[Updated March 22, 2021] Spring 2021 Tax Deadlines March 15, 2021 – Deadline to file partnership and S-Corporation tax returns. April 15, 2021 – Deadline to file trust and calendar-year C-Corporation returns. – Annual gift…

Here’s a look at the new world of bank reconciliations and some ideas to use to ensure your bank account is accurate. The bank reconciliation purpose In a nutshell, a bank reconciliation ensures your account…

Earlier this week, President Biden see our past article here. In-process applications that were submitted prior to the exclusivity period will still be processed.   Revised loan calculation for sole proprietors, independent contractors, and self-employed…

We’re Here for You [Updated March 19, 2021] New legislation passed on December 27, 2020 expanded the Employee Retention Credit that was originally introduced with The CARES Act in March of 2020. The new legislation…

It is not too early to start tax planning for the year to come. In addition to the planning changes in tax benefit phaseouts and other cost of living (COLA) adjustments, here are changes to…