The commonly known deadline for filing your personal tax returns with the IRS is April 15, however you may have heard about another option. In this month’s edition of “Ask a CPA,” we address a [...]
Updated 1/16/19: The IRS has created a shutdown contingency plan, asking over half its workforce to return to work, mostly without pay while the government is shutdown. Approximately 42.6% will [...]
Resolved to stay on top of tax deadlines this year? Let us help. Here are 2019’s important IRS dates and deadlines to mark on your calendar. Category [...]
When the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed at the end of 2017, CPAs hurried to understand the most comprehensive tax update in the United States since the late ‘80s. Throughout the year, regulations [...]
December is on its way, and in the blink of an eye, 2018 will be over – as will your opportunity to take advantage of last-minute tax deductions and savings for which your business may qualify. [...]
Reallocate money using strategic tax environments to get more bang for your buck. A strategic tax plan is one of the most important steps to accumulating wealth, and it is something our financial [...]
In early August, the IRS issued proposed regulations on the Tax Cut and Job Act. The regulations provide supplemental guidance on how the IRS will interpret and enforce the internal revenue code. [...]
The cost of higher education is increasing at an average of 3.1% for tuition and fees and 3.1% for room and board per year according to The College Board. For private colleges, this increase [...]
Earlier this year, we published an article in Digital News Monthly with an outline of the new Qualified Business Income Deduction (QBI) QBI deduction. As a quick refresher, this deduction allows [...]
