Does the IRS take a large chunk of your cryptocurrency income? Maybe you traded one cryptocurrency for another at the right time and withdrew a lot of it in dollars, and now you have...
Posted by CORE PERFORMANCE on 05/29/2021
One of the essential parts of your financial planning is your tax saving plans. Your strategy to save on taxes should be the type that will help keep tax using insurance as your corpus....
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 05/24/2021
Almost every section of the tax code was changed by the 2017 TCJA, which also affected every taxpayer, including businesses. While some of these changes were positive (reduced tax...
Posted by Karen Munoz, EA on 05/24/2021
It is safe to call form 1040, the mother of all tax forms, as it is the standard tax form that people will need to report their income to Uncle Sam. In addition, it also comes handy...
Posted by CORE PERFORMANCE on 05/24/2021
The wage garnishment on a federal student loan occurs when the employer deducts part of the payment to repay the student loan after non-payment. Please note that under the Covid-19...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 05/19/2021
For most 401(k) plans, the 401(k) tax only applies to withdrawals. Most 401(k) plans are tax-deferred, meaning no income tax on contributions or earnings, interest, or dividends that...
Posted by Flynn Financial Group Inc on 05/18/2021
There has been a lot of talk about tax penalties under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in recent years. You may have heard of this tax penalty known as "individual mandate."Simply...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 05/07/2021
There are cases in which some people will be able to get rid of all or part of their student loans using a forgiveness plan targeted at student loans. This removes the burden of dealing...
Posted by Flynn Financial Group Inc on 05/06/2021
According to the IRS, tax rates will depend on the taxpayer's source of income. Your income from the sale of stocks, for example, will generally be taxed at a lower rate than your...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 04/30/2021
