The United States Department of the Treasury expects taxpayers to “pay no more than the correct amount of tax.” It is plausible that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) receive declarations such as easier said than done, I did not know I could not deduct that expense, my...
For many, summer happenings include heat/humidity, camp, vacation and pool parties. Add to this list the paying of taxes such as federal income, state income, sales, sales & use, ad valorem, property, self-employment and heavy highway vehicle use. Even though summer is associated with leisure...
Of the many life events you face, getting an increase in pay may be one of them. Then, the planning begins for the next big purchase, increasing savings or investing. Keep in mind that significant jumps in income can change your tax bracket. With this...
Tax Day, April 17, has come and went. How did you do? With the signing of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, due diligence should be a forethought versus an afterthought. Below are best practices most taxpayers should consider: Implement processes to preserve your important documents. There is a...