For itemizers, 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 1099-G from your state...
The tax season is under way and if you have already filed your 2016 taxes ,congratulations! So wait, why should you still care about your 2017 taxes (the ones you will file in 2018)? Believe it or not, what you...
Your tax return isn’t due until April 18th of next year, but if you’re due to receive a tax refund, it pays to get your tax return filed as quickly as possible. As the year comes to an end, it’s...
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We often get lots of questions asking what to do when you get Form 1099-MISC and you don’t own your own business, but you’re an employee of another company. Yet you get this form, what do you do with it? The...
Veterans Day is a day of celebration and remembrance for all of the Veterans who served our country and those military members still serving our country. In honor of our military members and their families we would like to share...
If you haven’t filed your 2015 income tax return yet, the clock is ticking. Chances are you filed for a tax extension on April 18, giving you a 6-month grace period to send your final tax return to the IRS,...
The IRS issues tax refunds when you pay more tax during the year than you actually owe. When you file exempt with your employer for federal tax withholding, you do not make any tax payments during the year. Without paying...
When March comes around, sports enthusiasts everywhere start to watch the top college basketball teams compete against one another from the sweet sixteen, final four to that last game of the March Madness Tournament. For the next few weeks, millions...
By now you are well into the new year. You’ve made (and hopefully not broken) your New Year’s Resolutions, learned a few tricks to maximize your tax refund, and came into the new year ready to have a better financial...
For itemizers, 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 1099-G from your state... 
