With a new year brings new tax questions. Let’s dive into the most common tax questions I’ve heard in the month of January. Is my stimulus payment taxable? No, absolutely and unequivocally no. The stimulus money isn’t included in your taxable income and won’t count...
With the electronic filing opening being pushed to February 12th (usually mid-late January) this year, let’s look at some last-minute tax saving strategies before you file. Keep in mind that tax avoidance is about legitimate moves based on your individual facts and...
So, you are interested in saving for your retirement, but you make too much to contribute to a Roth IRA. There are many rules surrounding this type of retirement account that limit who can use the account and how they can use it. The backdoor Roth IRA is a common...
Welcome to Questioning Your Cents where you can get your real-world, pragmatic tax & financial advice for business owners, entrepreneurs and independent contractors. We are your host Kevin Molen and Charles Steinmetz. Our job is to help people education on...
One of the hardest questions we ask ourselves is whether we should save our money or invest it. Keeping our money in our account for emergencies can help us feel safe in knowing it’s available when we need it. On the other hand, choosing to invest will help with...
