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Tax Deductions for Teachers: What You Need to Know

Teaching is a profession that may demand more than just time and effort, but also personal investment. Teachers often spend their own mon...

Tax Considerations When Selling a Rental Home

Selling a rental home involves different tax rules from selling a primary residence and can have substantial tax implications. Here’s a...

Navigating Home Office Deductions for Your Business

As the landscape of work evolves, an increasing number of entrepreneurs and employees are embracing the flexibility of remote work...

Understanding W-2 Employment

W-2 employment represents the traditional employment model in today’s diverse labor market, defining the conventional employer-employee...

Advantages of an accounting professional

Whether you’re starting a new business or trying to get your personal finances in order, you may be wondering what the benefits of retain...

Financial Statements to Evaluate Your Business

If you want to evaluate your business, there are three core financial statements you can use. A Profit and Loss Statement will outline...

How to avoid being a victim of identity theft

Tax identity theft is easier now more than ever with the ability to electronically file tax returns. However, there are steps you can take..

Why type of return do I need to file?

If you are an individual, whether you are married or single, you will need to file an annual 1040 tax return by April 15th. Taxpayers...

SECURE ACT 2.0 Roth Changes

The SECURE Act made many changes to retirement accounts, including IRAs and 401Ks. One major area of change is with Roth accounts...

Are Holiday Gifts Taxable?

It’s that time of year when everyone is giving gifts, and sometimes that means cash. However, gifts can also be cars, jewelry or investments

Retirement Distributions – Everything you Must Know

You contribute to your retirement accounts to withdraw funds in retirement, right? But there are many rules you must understand before you t

3 Credits to Maximize your Tax Refund

You have to pay taxes – it’s the law, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to minimize your liability and maximize your refund....

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