Ditching manual transaction entry should be your number one priority now that QuickBooks Online streamlines the process of importing transactions from your bank. When you manually input transactions, you open the door to data transposition errors, potentially leading to inaccuracies in customer billing, reports, and taxes. Plus, it’s a time-consuming task that eats into hours […]
High-net-worth individuals face unique challenges in managing their wealth, particularly when minimizing tax liabilities. Our firm offers expert guidance that will help you keep more of your money year after year. Whether you own rental properties around the country, stock options at multiple startups, or deal with inheritance taxes, we will help you preserve your […]
When tax season rolls around every year, many pet owners wonder if they can get a tax break for their furry companions – after all, “pet parents” often consider their fur babies to be as much a part of the family as actual children. Pet expenses are big business in the United States. Charlotte NBC […]
June 2024 Individual Due Dates June 10 – Report Tips to Employer If you are an employee who works for tips and received more than $20 in tips during May, you are required to report them to your employer on IRS Form 4070 no later than June 10. Your employer is required to withhold FICA […]
In the face of slowing economic times and rising labor costs, small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) must find innovative ways to maintain profitability across all industries. One way to increase productivity and streamline day-to-day operations is to use artificial intelligence (AI) engines like ChatGPT. Although AI platforms can seem daunting to new users, with a […]
Article Highlights: Why We Keep Records Audit Defense Amending Returns Claiming Refunds Tax Basis Duration for Keeping Tax Records Federal Statute of Limitations on Tax Refunds Tax Return Omissions Indefinite Retention Financially Disabled The Big Problem! Stock Acquisition Data Stock and Mutual Fund Statements Tangible Property Purchase and Improvement Records The 10-Year Statute of Limitations […]
Article Highlights: Exclusions from Gift and Estate Taxes Annual Gift Tax Exclusion Gifts for Medical Expenses and Tuition Lifetime Exclusion from Gift and Estate Taxes Spousal Exclusion Portability Qualified Tuition Programs Basis of Gifts The tax code places limits on the amounts that individuals can gift to others (as money or property) without paying taxes. […]
Payroll taxes can be a significant headache for many small—to medium-sized business owners. Without proper education, entrepreneurs can find themselves in trouble with the IRS and state tax agencies. Fortunately, if you’ve been struggling with payroll taxes, you’re in the right place. This guide will help you understand and manage payroll taxes effectively to ensure […]
Selling a property you have owned for a long period of time will frequently result in a large capital gain, and reporting all of the gain in one year will generally expose the gain to higher than normal capital gains rates and subject the gain to the 3.8% surtax on net investment income. Capital gains […]
Article Highlights: COVID 2020 Economic Impact Payments Recovery Rebate Credit Credit Refund Is About to Expire $1,200 for Single Taxpayer and $2,400 for Married Couples plus $500 for Dependents. How To Claim the Credit if Not Previously Received Qualifications Filing Deadline for Refund is May 17, 2024 Background: In response to the economic fallout from […]