Tax Tips for June Weddings
Personal Finance, Tax TipsArticle Found on AccountingToday
In all the frenzy that goes into the June wedding season, the last thing and bride- or groomzilla is thinking about is their tax situation – but as Mark Luscombe, principal federal tax analyst at Wolters…
Tax Filers Could Overlook Security Risks as They Rush to Submit Their Returns
Tax Tips, TaxesArticle by Gretal Egan | Found on AccountingToday
As Tax Day looms near, many individuals are likely scrambling to gather their 2016 tax documents to avoid missing the filing deadline.
This year’s “extension” to April 18 may have…
6 End-Of-Year Tax Tips That All Millennials Need To Hear
Tax Tips, TaxesBy Maya Kachroo-Levine | Found on Forbes
As a freelancer, I have a front row seat to the true nightmare that tax season can be. I earn almost all of my income via 1099s, and every month, I make a table that reflects exactly how much I earned,…
Year-end tax tips for charitable giving this holiday season
Accounting, Charity, Community Involvement, Finance Tips, Tax Tips, TaxesArticle by Jeff Brown | Featured on CNBC.com
For most people, giving to charity is simply a matter of goodwill and generosity. But there are tax benefits, and they can be significant. Knowing how to get a tax deduction can allow you to give…
Employers: Don’t Overlook the Small Business Health Care Tax Credit
Small Business, Tax Tips, TaxesIRS Tax Tip 2015-37, March 12, 2015
Do you own or run a small business or tax-exempt group with fewer than 25 full-time employees? If you do, you should know that the Small Business Health Care Tax Credit can help you provide insurance to…
Protect Yourself from a Tax Audit
Audit, Tax TipsTax audits are rare. The average taxpayer has a 1-in-100 probability of being formally audited by the IRS in a given year. The odds of a tax audit rise if, among other things, you itemize deductions, report profits or losses on a home business…
Precision Wealth Transfer With A CLAT
Charity, Finance Tips, Tax TipsBoston Consulting Group senior partner Ron L. Nicol approaches financial decisions with the thoroughness and precision demanded of the nuclear submarine officer he was for seven years after graduating from the Naval Academy. So believe him…
11 Steps To Avoid a Tax Hit in 2015
Personal Finance, Tax TipsBy Robert Powell
Take these steps now to avoid a tax hit in 2015:
Review your estimated taxes. If you’re paying quarterly estimated taxes, now would be a good time to review your payments, especially if you had a big change in income…