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Now is the time to begin midyear tax planning. Take time to review some important terms that are all about saving money on your tax return.
Is this the year you’ll adopt a child? If so, you might also qualify for a special break on your income tax return.
If you’re considering putting your house on the market, take a look at the outside appearance of your home first. Sprucing it up may help you raise your asking price.
As your business grows, you may be thinking about incorporating. Learn the reasons why it can be a good idea.
Single people have financial considerations that differ from those who are married. But this doesn’t mean they should overlook financial planning.
Sooner or later, your company will need to build business credit. Learn the steps to get started so your company will have the funds it needs.
When facing life’s inevitable bumps in the road, an emergency fund is essential to maintaining financial security. Here are four ways to get started. Continue reading “Four tips for building an emergency fund”
When you get a job with a new company, you have a decision to make. What are you going to do with the retirement savings you have built in your 401(k) plan? You have four options. Continue reading “New job? Four choices for your existing 401(k)”
The statistics are staggering. The majority of Americans do not save for retirement or have not saved enough for retirement. Make sure you’re taking these three steps to be financially prepared for your retirement. Continue reading “How much do you need to retire?”
Knowing your credit score can help you avoid a surprise when you attempt to apply for a loan or credit card.
Now is the time to begin midyear tax planning. Take time to review some important terms that are all about saving money on your tax return.
Is this the year you’ll adopt a child? If so, you might also qualify for a special break on your income tax return.
If you’re considering putting your house on the market, take a look at the outside appearance of your home first. Sprucing it up may help you raise your asking price.
Continue reading “Don’t underestimate the power of curb appeal”
As your business grows, you may be thinking about incorporating. Learn the reasons why it can be a good idea.
Continue reading “Five reasons to incorporate your business”
Single people have financial considerations that differ from those who are married. But this doesn’t mean they should overlook financial planning.
Continue reading “Single people need financial planning too”
Sooner or later, your company will need to build business credit. Learn the steps to get started so your company will have the funds it needs.
When people think of insurance, disability insurance isn’t the first type that comes to mind. However, this overlooked coverage can be an important part of your financial plan.
Continue reading “Disability insurance – what you need to know”
The cost of a college education keeps increasing, so the prospect of paying for it is daunting both to the college student and to parents. So who should take on this responsibility? Weigh both sides of the argument before you make the decision.
Continue reading “Considering paying for your child’s college education?”
You have filed your 2016 tax return, but you probably still have questions. Here are a few of the most common post-filing questions the IRS answers.
Continue reading “Answers to common questions after you file your tax return”
As an executor of an estate, it’s your responsibility to make sure all the necessary tax returns are filed. This overview will help you make sure you don’t miss any.
Continue reading “Tax filing responsibilities of estate executors”
When it comes to saving for education, you aren’t limited to the 529 college savings plan. Learn about the Coverdell Education Savings Account to see if it’s right for your situation.
Continue reading “Could the Coverdell ESA be the right fund for you?”
Has the IRS questioned something on your tax return? Ignoring it is not the proper course of action. Learn the do’s and don’ts of IRS correspondence.
Continue reading “What you should do when the IRS contacts you”
If employees are your company’s best assets, you might want to invest in finding the best ones.
Continue reading “Find the best employees to contribute to your company”
If you have a tax refund coming, consider investing it in your future.
Learn what auditors will look for when trying to prove your deductions so you are prepared.
Taxable or not taxable? The taxability of income, gifts, or services you receive might surprise you.
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You might not be used to thinking of your investments in terms of taxable, tax-deferred, and tax-free. Learn why you might want to.
Continue reading “Investment diversification with a tax focus”
Estimated tax payments – Who needs to make them? When are they due?
If your company isn’t showing your customers you care, it’s time to get back to the basics. Your company’s survival depends on it.
You might be looking forward to getting a big refund check in the mail, but did you know that getting a refund actually costs you money? Learn the benefits of reducing your refund each year.
Continue reading “A tax refund for you or an interest-free loan for the IRS?”
Don’t be surprised if you’re required to answer additional questions this year if you claim the Child Tax Credit (CTC), Additional Child Tax Credit (ACTC) or American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC).
Continue reading “You may be asked for more information if you claim certain credits”
A health reimbursement arrangement, or HRA, is a benefit plan you can offer to your employees to reimburse them for medical expenses that are not covered by an insurance plan.
Continue reading “Why you should consider using HRAs to help employees with medical costs”
It’s that time of year when you are getting ready to sort out last year’s financial records and prepare for this year’s recordkeeping. Do you know what you should keep and what can you throw away? Here are some suggestions.
Many people think of a “dependent” as a minor child who lives with you. This is true, but it’s important to remember dependents can include parents, other relatives and nonrelatives, and even children who don’t live with you.
Continue reading “The real definition of “dependent” may surprise you”
There are a few qualifications that determine if you need Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS.
Continue reading “Who needs an “Employer Identification Number”?”