The IRS has issued a warning of a new email scam mentioning the Affordable Care Act (also known as the ACA or “Obamacare”). The email appears authentic and includes a…
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The IRS’ system for preventing identity theft has run into a bit of a problem. Hackers have exploited the system to steal people’s identities. Last week, there were reports that identity…
The US Department of Labor has proposed a rule change for 2016 that will affect potentially two thirds of all businesses. The Department of Labor overtime proposal will affect businesses…
In an off year election cycle, voters in St. John’s County Florida have elected to add a local sales tax rate of a half cent effective January 1, 2016. The…
We’re only partway through January, but W-2s, 1099s, and other tax documents are already starting to pour in. Tax season is underway. Are you ready? Chances are, you are more ready…
As more states seek a bigger piece of the tax base pie, businesses are quickly discovering that every state has its own little quirks. Sales taxes are often the worst….
There is no shortage of ways a taxpayer can run afoul of federal tax reporting requirements and find themselves in an audit. After all, the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax Law)…
Today I had the opportunity to teach a class of high school students about various tax forms, whether they should file a tax return, and some general principles for dependents…
The 2014 income tax filing season is almost in the books. The corporate extension deadline has passed and the individual extension deadline is nearly here. Of course, this means it’s…
2014 is a big year for changes in the health insurance world. The Affordable Care Act was set up to implement slowly over time and 2014 will see a lot…
