State Taxing Authorities Are Coming After Your Money
As states create tax laws to capture revenue from non-resident individuals and small businesses, many are caught unaware of the changing state tax landscape. Make sure this doesn’t happen to you.
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As states create tax laws to capture revenue from non-resident individuals and small businesses, many are caught unaware of the changing state tax landscape. Make sure this doesn’t happen to you.
While Roth IRAs are funded in after-tax dollars, making a mistake on withdrawing funds could still subject you to tax and penalties on withdrawal of earnings. Here are some tips that every Roth IRA account holder should know!
Here are nine areas of income that are often questioned by taxpayers regarding their taxability. Some items are taxable, others are not – here is what you need to know!
Properly managed, the “kiddie tax” rules can be used to your advantage. But if not, this part of the tax code can create an unwelcome surprise at tax time! Learn more about this tax rule and how it applies to you on our latest blog!
If selling a stock or mutual fund to book a loss for your tax return, the wash sale rules are worth knowing. For the unaware, this rule could cost you a loss deduction. Learn more about this rule on our latest “Tax Tip of the Week”!
Rebalancing your portfolio when you get older makes sense. So does anticipating for these possible tax surprises during your retirement years. Learn more about these possible surprises and how to avoid them on our latest “Tax Tip of the Week”!
Every year thousands of taxpayers go through a gotcha with the IRS thanks to large, unexpected tax bills. Here are five common causes of tax surprises, ranging from lost refunds to retirement plan mistakes, all on our latest “Tax Tip of the Week”!
The Child and Dependent Care Credit can be used to offset summer time care expenses for your qualifying dependents. These expenses don’t just include sending your kids to daycare while you work. Here is what you need to know.
Have you been recently married, divorced, or lost a spouse? A change in marital status should prompt a review of financial matters, but at such a time it is easy to overlook the details. On our latest blog, read up on a few suggestions to ensure your finances are still in check!
In an effort to assist in planning for retirement, there are a number of provisions in the tax code that benefit those who wish to retire early. Here are a number of tips to help you get there on our “Tax Tip of the Week!”