- Do I Have to File a Tax Return?
- This is a question many taxpayers ask during this time of year, and the question is far more complicated than people believe. To fully understand, we need to consider that there are times when individuals are REQUIRED to file a tax return, and then there are times when it is to the individuals’ BENEFIT to file a return even if they are not required to file.
- Don't Be Duped by Clever Scammers
- You may think we harp on you a lot about protecting yourself against identity theft and tax scams. You are right… but we do it because having your identity stolen becomes an absolute financial nightmare, sometimes taking years to straighten out. Identity thieves are clever and relentless, and they are always coming up with new schemes to trick you. And all you have to do is slip up just once to compromise your identity, and your nightmare will begin.
- Congress Passes Last-Minute Tax Changes
- Congress, at almost the last minute, has passed a large number of tax changes, including retirement plan issues that will become effective in 2020, as well as extensions through 2020 of a number of tax provisions that had expired or were about to end. The list of changes is quite large, so we have only included those that are most likely to affect individual tax returns. Here is a run-down on some of the new tax provisions:
- Still Dealing with 2019 in QBO? Clearing the Way for 2020
- If you have a nagging feeling this month that you’re not caught up with your accounting tasks, it’s time to clean up your unfinished 2019 work.
- How Can I Prove Financial Hardship to the IRS If I Can't Pay My Taxes?
- Unable to pay your tax bill? Don’t panic. Here are the steps you need to take as well as "soft" and "hard" options for declaring your taxes uncollectible.
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