Be Good Friends with “Uncle Sam” and Eliminate Tax Surprises
Benjamin Franklin once said “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” This phrase can be applied to various aspects of life, especially when it comes to filing...
What To Do When You Receive a Notice From the IRS
Millions of letters and notices from the IRS are mailed to taxpayers every year. While the initial reaction to opening your mailbox and seeing a letter from the IRS may...
6 Tax Tips for Deducting Gifts to Charity
Mother Teresa once said, “It’s not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.” The change of seasons often prompts people to donate items or money...
KEEP CALM & File Tax Extension Form 8868 This Summer
The summer season has begun to hit us full force–bright sunshine, heat waves, family vacations, Fourth of July cookouts, weekend getaways, celebrations and more. Although you may be enjoying your...
The Ins and Outs of Estimated Taxes
Those that are self employed may be responsible for paying taxes directly to the IRS after filing their annual tax return. Taxes must be paid as you earn or receive...
Summertime: Livin’ Easy With Tax Credits & Deductions
Summer is here! A great time for vacations with family and friends, seasonal jobs, and even some free time to organize and begin preparing your tax information in advance. Although...
Get the 411 on Summer Jobs & Taxes
Summertime is here and if you’re like most parents or guardians, you’d like for your child to be productive while they’re on summer break and possibly get a summer job,...
Catch These Red Flags To Stop Tax Scammers
As technology evolves with new ways to communicate, scammers quickly create ways to take advantage of these systems to swindle innocent victims for their money and personal information. Stay alert...
New Job Tax Deductions And Tips
Summer creates a booming time for the workforce. It’s generally the time of year that people seek new jobs, employers decide to bring on more staff, kids get out of...