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 Back to current: Understanding Tax Terms: AFRs

Oops! I Wish I Knew That.

There are a few areas within the tax code that can cause an unpleasant surprise when encountered. Thankfully they do not happen too often. Here are six you should know about.

Category: The Audit

Published: 02/12/2021

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IRS Identity Theft Program NOW OPEN!

New one-time use PIN option available for all

After a long pilot program, the IRS is making its identity theft PIN program available to all taxpayers. Here is what you need to know.

Category: What's New

Published: 02/05/2021

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Alert: Look for New 1099 NEC

Your 1099's are coming soon

So many 1099's. How do you keep them all straight? Here is a quick review of the most common 1099's to help you prepare to file your tax return.

Category: Your Income

Published: 01/29/2021

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IRS Identity Theft Season Begins Now

Be on your guard as the IRS identity theft season starts in late January. Here's what you need to know.

Category: Miscellaneous

Published: 01/22/2021

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Are You a Contractor or Employee?

Knowing the difference is very important

A recent voter initiative in California overrules the state's desire to make all Uber and Lyft drivers employees. This puts a spotlight on all workers to know the difference.

Category: Miscellaneous

Published: 01/15/2021

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Reminder: Fourth Quarter Estimated Taxes Now Due

Now is the time to make your estimated tax payment

Plan now to make your 4th quarter estimated tax payment.

Category: Miscellaneous

Published: 01/08/2021

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2021 Mileage Rates are Here!

New mileage rates announced by the IRS

Here are the standard mileage rates for 2021.

Category: What's New

Published: 01/01/2021

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Your Home. A Bundle of Tax Benefits.

Are you capturing all the tax benefits built into homeownership? Here are the most common.

Category: Deductions

Published: 12/25/2020

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Gone Phishing?

Unlike fishing, phishing has no limits and can hurt anyone it touches. As one of the top 12 IRS tax scams, you do not want to take this bait. Here is what you need to know.

Category: Miscellaneous

Published: 12/18/2020

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Plan Your 2021 Retirement Contributions

With the setting of contribution limits to qualified retirement plans for 2021, now is a good time to plan for your upcoming retirement contributions.

Category: Planning

Published: 12/11/2020

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15 Year-End Tax Tips

Here are 15 ideas that may reduce your tax bite for this year. But act soon as the year-end is fast approaching.

Category: Planning

Published: 12/04/2020

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Age (not death!) and Taxes

Age does matter, when it comes to tax obligations

The tax code is filled with age triggers. Some are beneficial, while others can create a tax increase surprise. Outlined here are some of the important age triggers everyone should know.

Category: Planning

Published: 11/27/2020

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Lower Your Taxes THIS YEAR!

Here are 6 ideas that most people can use

As Congress debates tax law changes, and we watch the give and take like its a bad soap opera the clock keeps ticking towards the end of the tax year. So what can you do? Here are some time tested tax reduction ideas.

Category: Planning

Published: 11/20/2020

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IRS Releases Key 2021 Tax Information

Looking to plan ahead? Here are initial figures from the IRS regarding the upcoming, 2021 tax year.

Category: What's New

Published: 11/13/2020

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Tips to Organize Your Tax Records

Creating order out of chaos

Looking for some ideas to make filing your taxes less cumbersome? Here are some tips.

Category: Miscellaneous

Published: 11/06/2020

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Tax Savings for Non-Itemizers

Can't itemize? There are still tax breaks for you

If you own a home you probably itemize your deductions on your tax return. But what if you do not itemize? Can someone using the standard deduction still get a tax break?

Category: Deductions

Published: 10/30/2020

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