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September 21, 2023

Foreign Account Reporting for 2022 Due October 16

Article Summary: Foreign-Account Reporting Requirement Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Penalties for Failure to File Types of Accounts Affected Form 8938 Filing Requirements All United States entities (including citizens and resident […]

September 20, 2023

October 2023 Individual Due Dates

October 2 – Fiduciaries of Estates and Trusts File a 2022 calendar year return (Form 1041). This due date applies only if you were given an extension of 5½ months. […]

September 20, 2023

Simplify Your Business With Recurring Transactions In QuickBooks Online

QuickBooks Online offers a world-class set of bookkeeping and accounting features designed to simplify financial management tasks for all business owners. Among these features is the ability to set up […]

September 20, 2023

Electric Vehicle Charging Taxes: A State-By-State Overview

The electric vehicle (EV) and hydrogen electric vehicle (HEV) revolution is well underway, with an increasing number of drivers switching to eco-friendly options every day. However, as EVs and HEVs […]

September 19, 2023

Navigating the Future of Social Security: Survey Reveals Concerns and Tax Implications

Recent survey results from the Nationwide Retirement Institute shed light on the prevalent concerns surrounding the future of Social Security. Among those aged 50 and above, a staggering 75% worry that Social […]

September 19, 2023

Understanding Term Sheets: A Key Tool for Start-up Fundraising

In the dynamic realm of start-ups and venture capital, one document holds paramount importance: the term sheet. It serves as the preliminary guide, a non-binding agreement outlining crucial investment details. […]

September 18, 2023

The Curious Case of the Hole-in-One: Tax Ramifications and Legal Wranglings Unfold

In a tale that could rival even the most gripping golf tournament dramas, a recent event in Central Florida saw a hole-in-one winner denied her coveted prize – a brand-new […]

September 17, 2023

The Future of U.S. Tax Policy: Key Issues For 2024 Presidential Candidates

The early Presidential debates for the 2024 election cycle have begun, and one topic that’s expected to take center stage is the future of the U.S. tax code. Tax policy […]

September 16, 2023

Video Tips: Possible Changes to Your Tax Situation While Getting a Divorce

When couples separate or divorce, the change in their relationship status affects their tax situation. The IRS considers a couple married for tax filing purposes until they get a final […]

September 15, 2023

IRS Orders Immediate Stop to New Employee Retention Credit Processing

Article Highlights: Promoter Pressure Special Withdrawal Option in The Works Willfully Filed Fraudulent Claims Proper ERC Claims Improper Claims Advice for Taxpayers Those Currently Awaiting an ERC Claim Those Who […]

September 14, 2023

Made a Mistake on Your Tax Return – What Happens Now?

Article Highlights: Tax Return Mistakes are Common Fixing Tax Return Mistakes Amended Return Superseding Return Don’t Procrastinate in Responding to IRS Common Family Tax Mistakes Generally speaking, tax return mistakes […]

September 13, 2023

Navigating the Challenge: How Rising Interest Rates Impact Start-up Fundraising

In the dynamic world of start-ups, securing funding is the lifeblood of growth and innovation. However, as interest rates begin to rise, entrepreneurs find themselves facing a new set of […]

September 12, 2023

Find Lost Money

Article Highlights: What is unclaimed property? How can you find unclaimed property? Is the unclaimed property you find taxable? What are your chances of finding unclaimed property in your name? […]

September 7, 2023

Video Tips: What You Should Know about Letters from the IRS

Getting a letter from the IRS can make some taxpayers nervous – but there’s no need to panic. The IRS sends notices and letters when it needs to ask a […]

September 6, 2023

New Business Start-up Costs

Article Highlights Starting a Business What Expenses Qualify as Start-up and Organizational Costs Tax Treatment of Start-up and Organizational Costs Common Start-up and Organizational Costs Summary Starting a business can […]

September 5, 2023

Video Tips: How Long Should Old Tax Records Be Kept?

Generally, tax records should be kept for 3 years from the due date of the return to which they apply, but there are exceptions. Watch this video to learn more.

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