In December of 2017, we witnessed the most significant changes to the tax code in a generation get signed into law. If you’re confused about how the changes will affect you, you’re not alone.
Fortunately for most …
At the beginning of every tax season, you receive informational tax forms in the mail from your places of employment, financial institutions and all other organizations you did business with throughout the year that the Internal Revenue Service wants t…
If you work at home – even just part-time – you may claim a tax deduction for expenses related to your home office.
The new tax laws, however, may affect whether you are still eligible to claim those costs as a ta…
At the end of June, the IRS released an early draft of the newly revised Form 1040. If you’re not familiar with that term, Form 1040 is the standard tax form individuals use to file their income tax returns. For instance, if you itemized your ded…
Welcome to a new day — a day that sports betting fans will remember for the rest of their lives.
On May 14, 2018, the Supreme Court struck down a federal law that effectively banned commercial sports betting in most all states. As a result of ove…
You’ve probably heard about the adjustments to the state and local tax deduction. The 2017 tax reform made sweeping changes to how much you can deduct.
To better understand the changes that went into effect for 2018, he…
When it comes to “being your own boss,” Americans seem to have it covered. About 15 million people in the U.S. are self-employed, or 1 in 10 workers according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But when tax season rolls around, many hire tax profession…
When it comes time to file your taxes, it can feel like there are an endless amount of forms, options, and different qualifiers. How do you know what forms you should fill out?The main form filers use is called the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 1…
With the tax due date of April 17 quickly approaching, you may feel the need to scramble if you haven’t already completed your taxes. But if tax season snuck up on you this year, the good news is you can request a tax extension. That allows you an addi…
With the tax due date of April 17 quickly approaching, you may feel the need to scramble if you haven’t already completed your taxes. But if tax season snuck up on you this year, the good news is you can request a tax extension. That allows you an addi…
