As 2018 wraps up, many are starting to think about their plans for next year and how to prepare for the new tax season. Given the passing of tax reform last year, you may be wondering how your taxes are...
The article below is up to date based on the latest tax laws. It is accurate for your 2018 taxes, which you will file by the April 2019 deadline. Learn more about tax reform here. It’s hard to believe that we...
How do you feel about taxes? If you’re like some, they can seem intimidating! I know I felt that way years ago when I was first starting out as a freelancer, but it turns out with all of the tools,...
El artículo a continuación está actualizado según las más recientes leyes sobre impuestos. Es preciso para los impuestos de 2018, que presentarás antes de que finalice el plazo en abril de 2019. Obtén más información acerca de la reforma fiscal aquí....
Sunday, November 4 marks the end of Daylight Savings. Time to “fall back” and gain an hour of sleep. That all sounds nice, but losing an hour of daylight requires us to use more energy. With winter cold approaching and...
The Mega Millions lottery jackpot is at 1.6 billion! Everyone is scrambling around today getting last minute tickets and hoping to be the winner of the largest jackpot in lottery history. But lottery participants aren’t the only ones excited about...
October is Financial Planning Month, and what better way to plan than to take a look at your taxes! You thought you didn’t have to do that until January, right? Not true, because now is the time to do everything...
The final extension deadline for the tax year 2017 is right around the corner on October 15, but you still have plenty of time to meet the final tax deadline and avoid a late-filing penalty if you file online and...
Are you ready for the holidays? We don’t mean “have you bought all your presents.” The question is, have you done your financial planning for the holidays? Huh? That’s not something most people think about, but it is critically important...
Student loan debt is a huge burden for many families and students. In fact, the average debt for the class of 2017 is just over $39,400. As parents, we’d like to spare our kids from having too much debt when they graduate...
As 2018 wraps up, many are starting to think about their plans for next year and how to prepare for the new tax season. Given the passing of tax reform last year, you may be wondering how your taxes are... 
