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Steps for Filing 2022 Taxes

by Jillian
Posted on February 9, 2022
in Taxes

Avoid the last-minute rush to file your taxes on time with the right preparation and information this year. Several tax changes which could affect you in this tax season took place last year. Examples include the increase in charitable giving deductions and the expanded Child Tax Credit. To reconcile these taxes changes on time, you’ll need[...]

As the year gradually wraps up, there’s no better time to go back to the list of the financial goals you made at the beginning of the year to see how far you have come. The end of the year tends to be one of the busiest times for most people, however, slacking on making strategic[...]

by Jillian
Posted on August 11, 2021
in Taxes

In March 2021, President Joe Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act into law. In addition to providing stimulus checks of up to $1,400 for most adults, it also expanded the child tax credit. Eligible parents can receive up to $3,600 to help defray the cost of raising their sons or daughters. Let’s take a[...]

by Jillian
Posted on June 15, 2021
in Taxes

Maximizing your profits is a great way to ensure that you have enough money for retirement. The more money you make, the more money you should be able to save. Some retirement saving options can provide tax benefits. However, there are some taxes that you’ll want to plan for when you set up your retirement[...]

As you can imagine, there is little in this world that is more stressful than owing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) a significant amount of money in back taxes. If you get on the wrong side of the IRS, they can turn your financial life into a nightmare. Of course, that is not really their[...]

Like it or not, tax time comes this time of year every year. Do you know what that means? That means it is time for you to start thinking about how you are going to file your tax returns by the April 15, 2021 deadline. As you contemplate filing your 2020 taxes this year, it[...]

Employment during 2020 was extremely unpredictable and many people lost jobs, were furloughed, were at work and then back at home. All these insane employment changes and several other financial factors impact how you file your taxes in 2021. There are some other changes in tax laws you may not know about and even be[...]

This tax season you’ll want to be prepared and informed about how to maximize your return and ensure that your tax documents are error free to avoid any audits. Getting started on your tax documents early offers you the benefit of being able to revisit your already completed tax paperwork near the end of the tax year[...]

The end of the 2020 tax year is fast approaching. As a small business owner amid the COVID19 pandemic, you would likely love to put this year behind you. Before you do, you still have some unfinished business to which you need to attend. As you start preparing to close out the year and file[...]

The pandemic caused adverse effects on businesses as the lockdown changed things from the normal mode to a standstill. More economies got stalled as the pandemic progressed, and it’s still threatening millions of other businesses to date. Small business owners are the most affected and with limited resources. There is no cash in circulation since[...]

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