- Filing as Married Separate? Better Read This.
- Married taxpayers have two options when filing their 1040 or 1040-SR tax returns. The first and most frequently used filing status is married filing joint (MFJ), where the incomes and allowable expenses of both spouses are combined and reported on one tax return. The joint status almost always results in the lowest overall tax. Spouses who file together are jointly liable for the tax, meaning either or both can be held responsible for paying the tax from the joint return.
- As the Pandemic Continues, Managing Restaurant Cash Flow Becomes Critical
- Here are some of the cash flow management strategies that have helped other restaurants expand their clientele, pay their bills, and keep their doors open.
- Video tip: Are You Protecting Yourself from Identity Theft?
- Identity theft is a crime that is on the rise. Are you proactively protecting yourself and your family from identity thieves?
- The Importance of a Well-Oiled Accounting Function
- Having a clean accounting start from the beginning really pays for itself. Read tips on why you should bring on the right accounting team at the beginning.
- Higher Income Individuals Beware
- The House Ways and Means Committee has released an extensive list of proposed tax changes that impact individual, retirement, international and corporate tax law. We have been selective and have only included a portion of the proposed changes. A full list of proposed changes is available from the PDF file titled Responsibility Funding Our Priorities.
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