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Tax Codes
Tax law is a tricky language, and it takes most people years to understand it. In this section of our blog, you can read up on some of the most commonly misunderstood tax codes out there. Our tax professionals are experts at understanding and employing federal and state tax codes, so it’s time for you to get started. Read up on everything from major tax laws to little-known tax codes that can translate to thousands of dollars in savings on your tax debt or tax return. Of course, we’re here to talk you through everything—just contact one of our tax specialists today through our free live chat, located to the bottom right of your screen – or by clicking here.
Category: Tax Codes
Mar
09
Missed the Tax Deadline? Here’s What to Expect
Missing the tax deadline is quite a unique situation – and like missing any other deadline, the consequences grow with time. If April 15th has come and gone, don’t panic just yet. You can redeem yourself and escape without a scratch if you act fa...
Mar
01
How to Protect Yourself from Tax Identity Theft
During tax season, consumers must be extra vigilant with their personal information. Each year the IRS compiles a “Dirty Dozen” list detailing the most common tax scams of the year. Identity theft continues to make the list year after yea...
Feb
23
When Do You Have to File Income Taxes in Another State?
If you commute across state lines, go on business trips, or do remote work, don’t be surprised by a tax bill from another state. Here are the basics you should know when it’s time to file income taxes in another state. Commuting Across St...
Feb
20
Rent or Buy? The New Tax Plan Changes Things
When the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed in December, much of the analysis and concern surrounded the large tax cuts to the wealthy and the small cuts to the middle and lower class. However, the tax plan will change more than your paycheck and how you f...
Feb
13
Marriage & Tax Debt: What Are Your Options?
A married couple shares everything in life – and that includes debt. The law sees the two people in a marriage as one entity, sharing the joys and burdens of income, assets, and property. When one spouse has tax debt, it follows that the other spou...
Feb
07
Social Media Influencers Guide to Taxes
The rise of social media has led to a new kind of profession: the social media influencer. Brands have learned that authentic collaborations beyond the celebrity can be an effective and integral part of their marketing strategy. Now let’s think ab...
Jan
30
Ready to Get Ahead for the 2018 Tax Season?
If your New Year’s resolutions have already started to slip away (how many times have you been to the gym?), you still have plenty of time to achieve a financial win by preparing for the 2018 tax season, starting right now. Getting an early jum...
Jan
15
4 Key Facts: How Your Yearly Bonus Will Be Taxed
Several large corporations have announced they’re giving their employees bonuses in response to the passing of tax reform, including American Airlines, Bank of America, and Walmart. Maybe you’re one of the lucky ones. Or perhaps you received a ye...
Dec
28
Does the New Tax Plan Affect Your 2017 Tax Return?
The Republican-controlled Congress managed to pass its tax plan by just 24 votes, taking large cuts across the board with many amendments to deductions, penalties, and more, including complete eliminations. Many of these effects won’t take place un...
Dec
15
A Tax Tip A Day Keeps the Teacher’s Taxes At Bay
From extra school supplies to cleaning supplies, teachers can spend several hundreds and even thousands of dollars each year on out-of-pocket expenses for their classrooms. Research indicates that teachers spend about $500 on average annually on scho...
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