The $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan that passed earlier this year expanded the Child Tax Credit, an initiative aimed at putting money in the pockets of families. If you have…
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$600 doesn’t sound like much in the grand scheme of a year’s income. It could come from a few sales on Etsy, or maybe you rented your home out on…
Contacting the IRS can seem like an overwhelming task. Likewise, many people feel panic when the IRS initiates contact with them directly. In order to help taxpayers identify legitimate IRS…
Cancellation of debt is an issue that often arises around tax time and is something that every taxpayer should understand. Many people are relieved to reach the end of a…
Scammers never let an opportunity go to waste, and the COVID-19 pandemic has introduced new ways for bad actors to prey on the vulnerable and scared in the form of…
As the summer winds down, the IRS is gearing up for fall tax deadlines, year-end matters, and continued tax reform courtesy of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. But before…
To Shred or Not to Shred… With tax season coming to an end, it’s a good time to organize your documents and properly dispose of any records you no longer…
The Internal Revenue Service failed to tell nearly half a million victims of identity theft last year their information was being used by others for employment purposes, according to a…
We hope 2018 is off to a tremendous start for your family and you! At the request of many clients, we’ve decided to establish two new services for the 2017…
Preparing for Year End As the end of the year approaches, it can be confusing to decide what information you need to get together and send to your accountant. We…
