Chances are if you worked independently during 2015, and made over $400.00, you will most likely have to file a Schedule SE. The Schedule SE is used to report self-employed taxpayer...
Posted by Margaret Tabb on 01/30/2016
If you received dividend income for 2015, you will need to report this income to the IRS and to the State of Maryland. Dividend income is divided into two categories by the IRS,...
Posted by Margaret Tabb on 01/30/2016
Come tax season, your ultimate goal when it comes to filing your return is to maximize your tax savings. There are several ways to this both throughout the year with investment options...
Posted by Cassandra Collins-Patterson on 01/30/2016
It’s not every day that the words “Expatriate Tax” cross your path. Generally speaking, it’s not the most common of tax situations even if you’re a tax preparer. If you already...
Posted by Joseph J. Gormley CPA on 01/30/2016
For many individuals, tax time can be frustrating. Changes to the tax code can often mean that last year’s deductions might not apply anymore or you no longer qualify. Working with...
Posted by AccuraTax LLC on 01/28/2016
During tax season, individual tax payers are often looking for ways to legally reduce their tax burden. Throughout the pages of IRS regulations, there are a myriad of available deductions...
Posted by AccuraTax LLC on 01/28/2016
Life is always in a state of flux. People get married and divorced daily, children are born and other family members become dependent on us as we seek to take care for them. There’s...
Posted by Book 2 Tax on 01/26/2016
North Carolina income taxes differ slightly from the income taxes of the surrounding states. For instance, North Carolina used to allow taxpayers to take all the itemized...
Posted by Cassandra Collins-Patterson on 01/26/2016
For those people who do not receive a tax refund, but actually owe the IRS money, the idea of a tax levy being placed on them can be crippling. If you believe that this may happen...
Posted by Larry Gurewitz on 01/26/2016
