Avoid Scams: Know the facts on how the IRS contacts taxpayers
Crooks impersonating the IRS either by phone, email or in person cost people their time and money. The IRS urges
5 Midyear Tax Moves to Make Right Now
One- Deductions and Credits Look at last year’s tax return and determine if you are at the halfway mark to
Deducting Business Expenses
Business expenses are the cost of carrying on a trade or business. These expenses are usually deductible if the business
Capital Gains and Losses- 10 Helpful Facts to Know
When a person sells a capital asset, the sale normally results in a capital gain or loss. A capital asset
IRS Warns of Abusive Tax Shelters
WASHINGTON- For the third consecutive year, the IRS places abusive micro-captive insurance tax shelters on its list of “Dirty Dozen”
Tax Checklist 2016
This is to assist you in gathering your income tax information. Use it as a guide for information you need
Back-to-School: A Reminder of What Children Bring to the Tax Table
Children are a joy, no doubt—at least most of the time. But they can also be expensive, as we are
Tax Records- What to Keep
Washington- As tax filing season approaches, the Internal Revenue Service has information for taxpayers who wonder how long to keep
2016 Tax Estimates May Be in Order
It’s not a major disaster if you owed some money when you filed your return — after all, you’d rather