Most experts suggest that you undergo a regular financial examination every year or after a major life event (such as getting married or a divorce). It is important to follow a system...
Posted by Carmen Garcia on 07/16/2020
Do you often feel that retirement planning is like mastering another language? It really doesn’t have to be that way. Contrary to popular belief, retirement plans are easy to...
Posted by Don Bell Law on 07/09/2020
Many people owe the IRS money without a clue on what to do. There are quite a few options with hiring a tax debt relief company as one of them. One might think there is no big deal...
Posted by LLOYD J CAZES CPA on 07/09/2020
Living and working abroad is an incredibly interesting opportunity. However, because U.S. taxes are based on citizenship, Americans living in a foreign country must continue to file...
Posted by Flynn Financial Group Inc on 07/09/2020
This year’s tax day has been delayed by the United States Internal Revenue Service from the 15th of April to the 15th of July. This means a lot of Americans won’t be worrying...
Posted by Tim Thompson CPA PLLC on 06/23/2020
Congratulations! You’ve finally retired. For most people, retirement is a huge accomplishment. Sometimes, retirement means setting aside enough money to stop working for someone...
Recognize whether which of the standard deduction and itemized deduction suits you before you file.Although you don’t have plenty of choices when it comes to paying taxes, you...
Debt management is difficult, especially when it comes to credit. Increasing debt can hurt your credit score, and bad credit can make eligibility for low-interest loans more difficult,...
Posted by Freddie Cook, CPA on 06/22/2020
The law on coronavirus aid, relief, and economic security Acts (the CARES Acts) contains a provision for the exemption of companies known as employee retention credit, a refundable...
Posted by Freddie Cook, CPA on 06/22/2020
