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The new 2020 IRS W-4 contains major revisions that the IRS had been unable to put into effect for 2019. As required by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of…
Make your 2019 tax projection and planning appointment now. If you don’t know how much you owe the IRS, the sooner you make an appointment, the more…
If you think you overpay business taxes, do you plan to keep making the same expensive tax mistakes? Tax-savvy business owners grab every tax…
Millennials turning 26 years old are celebrating this birthday as a milestone. According to a recent survey, it’s embarrassing if you…
Tax deductions on home equity loans and mortgages have long benefited homeowners. These deductions allow homeowners to reduce their taxable income by…
The best-laid plans of mice and taxpayers often go astray and leave both in a dark place with no easy way out. Without strategies, even sensible…
You just discovered a previous employer underreported Social Security wages and earnings and possibly made other errors. Now you worry that your…
The IRS is paying close attention to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency transactions and has sent letters to cryptocurrency users. A nice way to say, “We…
How the IRS interprets taxing rebates, points, and rewards can be confusing, at best. For example, your credit card rewards may be taxable income.…
Timber sale taxes are relatively obscure IRS and SALT taxes. These taxes apply to all taxpayers, whether they’re retired, aren’t business owners, or…