If you think filing invoices, tracking expenses, and keeping records isn't that important, think again. Come tax time, the IRS doesn't allow you to "casually" do taxes. If you forgot to keep good records so far, the IRS does allow you to reasonably reconstruct figures and provide receipts. Tax preparer due diligence must-do's include asking the [...]
We wanted to update you on the provisions of the new tax bill that was signed into law on July 4 (the One Big Beautiful Bill Act). We recommend reviewing your current tax strategy in light of these changes. We are available to discuss how these provisions may impact your personal or business tax situation, and [...]
Think you can claim the Earned Income Tax Credit for having a disabled child? You may need to think again. Tax law says you can only claim the EITC for a disabled child if s/he's disabled for more than 12 months. However, the caregiver of a disabled child may qualify for a smaller credit just for [...]
There are many reasons to check your tax withholding. This means looking to see how much money your employer is withholding from your paycheck for federal income tax. It's a good idea to check your withholding, as it will help you avoid a surprise at tax time. If your employer is withholding too little, you could [...]
This humorous IRS video explains what does - and does not - constitute as a qualifying child when trying to claim the EITC. Read Publication 4717 to become familiar with the questions that, by law, tax preparers must ask taxpayers, as well as the documentation taxpayers must provide to verify their filing status and to claim [...]
