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Personal Finance Tips for Young Adults
As someone who has been working for most of their life, I wish there was someone out there who had shown me the correct way to save money for my future. Now that I am in my 30s, I have been getting better at saving money, but there are some personal finance tips that...
How to Track Expenses
There are many different methodologies, tools, tips, and tricks for tracking expenses, and it ultimately depends on your lifestyle and how actively and accurately you want to track them. This is information I’ve pulled from other sources and compiled into a few...
How To Accurately Record Commuting Mileage and Increase Tax Deductions
Increase Tax Deductions With the Business-Mileage Rule Using the Business Mileage tax deduction can be tricky. There are lots of situations that count while others do not. We don’t like commuting mileage. You should dislike it, too. It’s personal. It’s not deductible....
Bookkeeping 101
As a new business owner, you will certainly have some responsibilities you won’t be able to avoid. One of those non-negotiable part of your business is producing financial statements. It can be overwhelming trying to master a topic such as bookkeeping but don’t worry...
Bankruptcy – Everything You Need to Know
Everything you need to know Filing for bankruptcy protection is considered a statement on your ability to repay your debt to your creditors. Filing for bankruptcy will also put a halt to foreclosure or legal actions against you, and it stops creditors from calling and...
Top Tax Tips for 2023
Tax Refunds May Be Smaller This Year Plan now to learn these 2023 tax tips avoid surprises in the future! If you’re expecting a tax refund in 2023, it may be smaller than last year, according to the IRS. Your annual balance is based on taxable income, calculated by...
What is an EA?
Have you ever seen the title EA next to a tax professional’s name and wonder what it means? Or maybe you’re familiar with the title and you’re curious about the differences between an EA and CPA? Either way, in this blog I will be answering these frequently asked...
Familiarize Yourself With Tax Terminology
Yes, I know, tax terminology feels like a whole new language. For most people all of tax forms can be even more confusing than a foreign language. What’s the difference between itemized deduction and standard deduction? What’s Income tax? These words and more tax...
History of Federal Income Tax Rates: 1913 – 2021
The United States federal government levies taxes on the income of its citizens and legal residents. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is the agency responsible for collecting these taxes. Federal income tax rates have changed several times since 1913, when the...
Never Too Young To Learn About Taxes
Taxes is a topic that affects us young and old – whether we are worrying about how much taxes to pay if you win the lottery or buying your first item as a kid for $10.00 and realizing sales tax is a thing and it truly costs more than $10.00. While taxes do serve a...
Ten Proven Strategies For Saving Big Money As An S Corp Owner
Are you tired of paying massive amounts of money to the government? Strategy is essential when it comes to anything in life, but especially when it comes to saving money. Many different techniques can be used when it comes to slashing taxes as an S-Corp owner; each...
Change Independent Contractors into Employees Trouble-Free
Independent contractors are a vital part of the American workforce. They work for themselves, usually providing services to other businesses. While this setup offers many advantages to both the contractor and the hiring business, it can also create tax problems. You...
Is retirement the same thing it used to be?
The modern concept of retirement has only been around for about 100 years. Though relatively new, what retirement looks like and how people are planning for retirement has changed significantly in the last few decades. With roughly 9000 Americans reaching the average...
Cash in: Beat The Taxman With 11 Tax-free Income Breaks
No one likes paying taxes, but what if there were a way to reduce the taxes you owe each year? Luckily, several tax-free income breaks can help lower your tax bill. Here are 11 of the best ways to beat the taxman. Break 1: accumulation and withdrawals of tax-free...
I owe to the IRS, what do I do now?
We know owing taxes can be a headache, especially if you don’t have a CPA or tax advisor to walk you through the process. If you fail to pay your taxes, in most cases you will only face interest or penalties, rather than going to prison for tax evasion. Even if you do...
