Some Already Got Their Stimulus Money . . . Some Have Not
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Right now, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) can be best characterized as having, to quote the famous Dickens…
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Expanded Tax Benefits When Giving to Charity in Tax Year 2020
There are some very good reasons for individuals and businesses of means to give generously to charity this…
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Possible Tax Changes for Individuals, and What You Can Do About It
The one thing about tax policy in the United States is that it is always a bit of…
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Answering Your Year-End Tax Planning Questions
It is clear that President-elect Biden will be the next President of the United States. Yet, whether Biden…
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What Could the Election Mean for Taxes on Businesses?
With the vote for U.S. President certified in Georgia, and with the release of funds allowing President-elect Biden…
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Four Tax Mistakes That Can Hurt Your Small Business
When you own a small business, you have to be a ‘jack of all trades.’ Not only are…
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What is the “Right to Finality?”
As a taxpayer you have rights. That is good to know because we often think that when it…
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Small Businesses and Freelancers – These Tax Credits Are For You
You may not have heard, but last week was National Small Business Week, which has been an event…
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What is the Taxpayer Bill of Rights?
We all view the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) with considerable trepidation. Yet, there are some rules that even…
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Do I Need to Pay Estimated Taxes?
Death and taxes – the only two things in the world that are certain. And when it comes…
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