Extension Filers: The Tax Deadline is Today
If you haven’t filed your 2013 income tax return yet, the clock is ticking. Here are a few last minute tips to ensure you make the filing deadline today:
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Financial Planning Month: Tax Edition
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…
Hispanic Heritage Month Features
This post can be found en Español here. We conclude our Hispanic Heritage Month features with five stories from our employees who candidly shared their experience being Latino, while growing up in the U.S. As they reflect on the role…
The PATH Act and What You Need to Know About Expiring ITINs
The Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015, which was passed by Congress and signed into law in December 2015 requires taxpayers to renew expired ITINs in order to file their taxes. The IRS announced that more than…
Staying Connected
This post can be found en Español here. For the past 30 years brands have leveraged music, art, food, festivals, etc. to celebrate and recognize the accomplishments and contributions of Latinos to U.S. culture. While it’s a great opportunity to…
Six Tips to Beat the October 15th Extended Tax Deadline
The final extension deadline is just days away, October 15, but you still have plenty of time to meet the tax deadline and avoid a late-filing penalty if you file online and follow these 6 tips
Last Call on These Popular Tax Deductions
For people who haven’t filed your 2017 taxes yet, make sure to take advantage of these tax deductions while you still can before the October 15th extended tax deadline! The new tax reform law eliminated several popular tax breaks starting…
Are Your Political Campaign Contributions Tax Deductible?
The presidential election is here and political ads were jamming the airwaves, and your email and voice mail may have been filled with pleas from candidates for money to help them get elected. We all know that donations to charities are deductible. But if you contributed to a candidate or political party or a PAC (Political Action Committee), is your contribution deductible? In a word, NO
Student Loan Options When You’re Self-Employed
Student loans can be a huge financial burden when you first start working, especially if you are self-employed. As if the challenges of self-employment weren’t enough, you have student loan payments on top of it! Paying off your student loans is…
I Only Received One Paycheck from My Summer Side-Gig. Am I Self-Employed?
During college, I had a job every summer. After my freshman and sophomore years, there were full-time internships with companies that issued me a Form W-2 and offered benefits, and in those years I reported my income from my W-2…
