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Knowing how to budget is an important skill whether it’s for your business or just yourself.

These next couple of blog posts will continue to examine the changes that will take place during this new tax year.

We hope to provide you with insight whether you’re an individual filer or a business filing taxes.See more

If you live or work outside the United States, generally your taxes must be filed and paid for the same as a taxpayer living inside the U.S.

This includes people with dual citizenship.

As the world becomes increasingly “flat,” it has become clearer that functions that were once performed in the next room or a floor away, can now be done from around the world.See more

While everyone has been focusing on the new tax plan that was passed at the end of last year, we can’t forget that for 2017 taxes must still be filed as they have been before.

This set of blog posts has been dedicated to examining the changes that will take place during the new tax year.

For the most part, it’s safe to assume that all income is taxable.

However this is only true until the tax law says it is.

Income that is taxable is usually defined as any income you have received during the year, like wages and tips.See more

Outsourcing your bookkeeping services has several benefits; take advantage of the opportunity to find accountants that you can trust with your extra work so that you can focus on a much broader client base.

The next couple of blog posts will examine the changes that will take place during this new tax year.

The 1040EZ form called the Income Tax Return for Single and Joint Filers with No Dependents, is the least complicated federal tax form.See more

If the taxpayer turned 70 and half during the tax year of 2017, then he/she is eligible to start receiving the required minimum distributions (RMD) from Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA) and any workplace retirement plan by April 1, 2018.See more

At the end of 2017, the house and senate passed a new set tax laws called the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which President Trump signed.See more

The next few blog posts will examine the changes that will take place during this new tax year.

Tax season can be stressful for many, but it doesn’t have to be.

The earlier you start working and preparing your taxes the better, and here are some tips to help you do so.See more

Every year criminals try to get away with committing tax fraud and this year is no different.

There’s a new twist to an old scam, erroneous tax refunds.See more