Category Archives: Tax Return Preparation
Summertime Activities Could Affect Next Year’s Tax Return
While many people associate April with the dreaded tax season, it’s also important for taxpayers to keep in mind that decisions they make throughout the year will affect their tax returns. This often proves to be the case in summer, when many couples choose to make major life changes, like getting married or relocating…. Read More »
Taxpayers Who Reported Certain State Tax Refunds May Need To File Amended Returns
Individuals who filed their federal income taxes early this year (before the April 18th deadline) and who also reported certain state tax refunds as taxable income may need to file an amended return. This primarily affects taxpayers who reported their receipt of special state payments in 2022 that were related to general welfare and… Read More »
Tax-Exempt Organizations Subject To Annual Filing Deadline
Even tax-exempt organizations are required to file an annual tax return. This year, the filing deadline for many qualifying organizations is May 15th. Organizations that fail to comply with this deadline could face fines and interest payments, making it especially important for those who have questions about their tax-related obligations, to reach out to… Read More »
Tax Tips For Homeowners
While owning a home can be a big responsibility, there are also a number of tax benefits that go along with it. For instance, many homeowners can deduct their house payments, as well as state and local real estate taxes when they file their yearly income tax return. In order to deduct the expenses… Read More »
The Saver’s Credit Can Help Some Taxpayers Save More In 2023
Qualifying taxpayers can start saving for their retirements now and may even qualify for The Retirement Savings Contributions Credit. Also known as the Saver’s Credit, this credit offsets funds that an employee voluntarily contributes to an Individual Retirement Arrangement (IRA), 401(k) plan, or a similar workplace retirement program. For help determining whether you are… Read More »
Reporting Digital Assets To The IRS
Owning digital assets has become more common in recent years, with the rise of cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Like any other source of income, digital asset earnings must be reported to the IRS. For help reporting your own income, or to speak with a member of our legal team about another tax-related question,… Read More »
A Tax Return To-Do List
Taxpayers can start getting ready for the 2023 tax year by taking a few steps now, like donating to charity, checking on their retirement contributions, and setting up direct deposit to receive their tax refunds. These, however, are only a few of the things that taxpayers can do to help them prepare for tax… Read More »
Qualifying For The New Clean Vehicle Credit
This year, the IRS is offering a new tax credit to taxpayers who purchase plug-in electric vehicles (EVs) or fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) from qualifying manufacturers. Known as the clean vehicle tax credit, taxpayers will be eligible for the credit if they purchase a new car in 2023 or later. To learn more about… Read More »
The Out-Of-Pocket Educator Expense Deduction
With the new school year officially underway, educators should start thinking about the tax deductions for which they might be eligible. For 2022, for example, qualifying educators can deduct up to $300 of out-of-pocket classroom expenses when they file their returns. This is a welcome change for many educators, as this is the first… Read More »
Grandparents With Eligible Dependents Could Qualify For 2021 Child Tax Credit
Many taxpayers think that parents are the only ones who can claim child-related tax benefits, like the Child Tax Credit (CTC) when filing a yearly tax return. The reality, however, is that any taxpayers who claim a dependent on their returns could be entitled to CTC benefits. This includes eligible taxpayers who received the… Read More »
