You can consider the basic idea of capital gains very simple: the net profit will be known as a capital gain if you sell an asset for more than you paid for it. For example, you get...
Posted by CONTINENTAL TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES on 02/25/2020
It is expensive to raise a child. And parents, many times, find it challenging to get the money to take care of their kids. Tax season, however, provides a chance for parents to recoup...
Posted by Accountable Solutions on 02/21/2020
The Lifetime Learning Credit and American Opportunity Tax Credit reduces the amount of tax you owe. Taxpayers could even qualify for a refund with AOTC should the credit be more than...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 02/21/2020
There is a couple of helpful tips with which you can save money on business taxes. Even though this is not a guarantee that you will get a refund, it might qualify you for some reductions. When...
Posted by KB Tax Deviser CPAs on 02/18/2020
Earned Income tax Credit is an endeavor of the IRS to help millions of Americans. People need to review their credit and see if they qualify. Existing since 1975, it is one of the...
Posted by Frank Penn on 02/18/2020
In selling an investment like a bond, ETF, real estate, or stock, the net profit is usually taxed as a capital gain. Capital gain varies and comes in two types majorly. It could...
Posted by Valderas Financial Solutions LLC on 02/14/2020
When you file tax returns, deductions reduce your income and the amount you owe. Taxpayers have two options: they can claim a standard deduction, or they can specify and request specific...
Posted by CONTINENTAL TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES on 01/30/2020
Qualifying as a real estate professional is not easy. On the bright side, if you qualify as a professional real estate, you are entitled to an income tax treatment that can benefit...
Posted by CONTINENTAL TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES on 12/29/2019
In the year 2020, how much do you think you can save for retirement? The 401(k) contribution limits are up, traditional IRA contribution limits stay the same, and almost all the numbers...
Posted by Debi G Hill, CPA on 12/28/2019
