If you’re an employee you’re probably used to getting a regular paycheck every week or twice a month, but you most likely don’t pay attention to what’s being deducted from your income unless you see a change or fluctuation in...
On Wednesday, March 11, President Trump announced potential changes to the tax filing season in an effort to provide relief for individuals and businesses impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19). You may be wondering, has the tax deadline been delayed or changed...
For those who itemize their deductions, it’s one of the stranger parts of the tax code. First, you get to take a deduction of your state and local taxes, then all of a sudden the next year you get a...
You can contribute to an IRA if you earn income from a job or from running your own business, and under certain circumstances, you can even fund an IRA if you’re not working at all. Many couples agree that one...
When it comes to U.S. taxpayers, there’s no end to the ingenuity applied when it comes to weird tax deductions and the crazy reasons given to justify them. Though some of them may seem like a reach, sometimes the IRS...
It’s amazing how fast this year is going and how we’re now in March! Next month is the big tax deadline – how are you doing? If you haven’t submitted (or started yet!), that’s okay, there’s still time to knock...
Calling all #solopreneurs, Tax Day is almost upon us! If you haven’t started filing your taxes yet, don’t fret! You still have time, and as always, we’re here to help. In partnership with Create & Cultivate and Founder of Maed...
International Women’s Day provides an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements while calling for greater equality where we may see gender gaps. Inequality can show up in many different forms, but gaining knowledge about how it may affect you and those...
Working from home has been a wonderful way to have more time with our daughters. The relative flexibility of my schedule allows me to earn money and avoid paying for child care. However, there are times when I do need...
According to the United States Census Bureau, 13 million Americans had more than one job in 2019 and the number is only projected to increase as more Americans need supplemental income, desire to increase their skill set, or there is...