- Sold Your Home Before Meeting the Gain Exclusion Requirements? You May Still Qualify for a Partial Exclusion
- When selling a principal residence, taxpayers turn to Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code to mitigate potential capital gains taxes.
- D.C. Tried to Change Its Tax Rules. Congress Said No.
- Congress rejected D.C.’s corporate tax change. Here’s why it matters for companies operating in the District.
- Eldercare Can Be a Substantial Medical Deduction
- Because people are living longer now than ever before, many individuals are serving as care providers for elderly loved ones (such as parents or spouses) who cannot live independently.
- Why Spring Is the Perfect Time to Fix Your QuickBooks (Before Small Problems Get Expensive)
- Spring is the ideal time to clean up QuickBooks. Here’s how fixing small bookkeeping issues now can prevent costly problems later.
- Video Tips: A Brief Look at the Tax Deduction for Medically-Related Home Improvements
- Learn when medically necessary home improvements qualify as tax deductions and how the 7.5% AGI threshold impacts eligibility.
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