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There’s a deduction for student loan interest, and taxpayers needn’t itemize to take this write-off. Up to $2,500 of interest paid each …
Big losses claimed by real estate professionals get scrutiny. Real estate pros must spend over half of their working hours and more …
Learn the warning signs of Employee Retention Credit scams Businesses and tax-exempt organizations should watch out for telltale signs of misleading claims …
Itemizers have the most flexibility in shifting write-offs, as shown here. Home interest. If you pay your Jan. 2023 mortgage bill before …
Some popular tax provisions are expiring at year-end. Unless Congress acts to extend the breaks for another year or so, the last …
Here is a list of the items to that you will need to have your 2021 tax returns processed efficiently and accurately. …
Look at your investment portfolio. You have lots of tax-savings opportunities in the coming months as the year’s end approaches. Consider getting …
There are steps people, including those who received stimulus payments or advance child tax credit payments, can take now to make sure …
Clients who requested extensions to file their 2020 tax returns of the upcoming Oct. 15 due date. People who asked for an …
Businesses can deduct 100% of restaurant meals in 2021 and 2022. The late 2020 stimulus law provides temporary relief from the 50% …
December 13, 2020 Don’t waste the annual gift tax exclusion. You can give up to $15,000 to each child, grandchild, or any …
The one-year suspension of required minimum distributions can be a blessing to some retirees who don’t otherwise need the funds. The money …
Want to convert a traditional IRA to a Roth? Now might be a good time to consider it. You’ll have to pay …
Have income from rental properties you own? You may be eligible to take a juicy tax break: The 20% qualified business income …
A small business owner often wears many different hats. They might have to wear their boss hat one day, and the employee …