I hope your summer is off to a great start! As I’m sure you’ve heard by now, the “One Big Beautiful Bill” was signed into law on July 4. We are sure there are a lot of questions about how this will impact you and we will be working hard […]
Taxes
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I hope you are enjoying your summer! With July 15th being the day that many families will receive their first advanced payment of the Child Tax Credit, I thought it was an important time to discuss both this credit, as well as some of the larger tax proposals currently being […]
When I thought about what to write for this month’s newsletter, I was originally going to write Happy April 15th – Tax Day! I was going to talk all about the things that can be learned from this tax season and used in the upcoming months. Unfortunately, tax season isn’t […]
February is here! Which means Tax Season is here! With the IRS officially opening for the season February 12, 2021, I decided to dedicate my February newsletter to talking about the tax preparer. There are many different ways to prepare your taxes – self preparation, H&R Block, hire an Enrolled […]
Everyone’s life is different, and similarly, everyone’s tax return is different. To perform a tax review, the first step is to determine why the review is being performed. If a tax review is needed because you were unhappy with last year’s outcome and your current year has not changed, then […]
A tax review can be useful for a variety of reasons. The following situations could cause a taxpayer to consider performing a tax review: You constantly owe money year after year and are tired of paying You constantly get a large refund, but have trouble making ends meet throughout the […]
To understand how a tax review works, we need to first recognize what it means to file your taxes in general. Every year millions of taxpayers sit down between the months of January and April to prepare their taxes based on the prior year. Understanding Your Taxes Simply put, a […]
Every year the IRS has the option of applying cost‑of‑living adjustments to the dollar limitations for retirement-related items, the social security wage base and HSA contributions. I’ve summarized some of the changes between 2022 and 2023 in the table below.
There are 5 filing status options on a tax return: Single Married Filing Jointly Married Filing Separately Head of Household Qualifying Widower To determine how you should file, consider what your status was as of 12/31. Even if your status changed throughout the year, the IRS is asking about a […]
This is the time of year when companies will be sending tax forms to their customers and employees. According to Internal Revenue Service (IRS) forms are due starting February 1st, with some extensions until the end of February and mid-March for more complex forms, such as K-1s or Consolidated 1099s. Some of the […]
One of the most common questions for a tax preparer is “When will I get my refund?” The Factors Some factors which impact the timing of your refund: – When did you file this year? – Did you claim the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or Child Tax Credit (CTC)? […]