Articles - Page 99

Schedule SE

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...

IRS Tax Liens

If you owe the Internal Revenue Service a large amount of money from previous tax years, and have not answered correspondence or started a payment plan, you may end up with a lien...

Dividend Income

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,...

10 Common Itemized Tax Deductions

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...

Charitable deductions and what you can claim

Do you happen to be the charitable type? Depending on which organization(s) you chose to donate your time, money, or goods to, you may be able to deduct those donations on your tax...

Your questions answered about Expatriate Tax

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...

Hello everyone! This is Donna from Donna J. Jackson & Associates, PLLC. It seems that topic on everyone’s minds these days: how can I get more tax savings? I think we can all...

Making Lemonade Out of Lemons - Tax Loss Harvesting

AccountantHas the instability of the stock market got you thinking about what exactly you can do? Now may be this is the perfect time to make your own lemonade. It is wise to consider...

Investors: Make sure you avoid these 5 common tax mistakes

For most investors, and even certain tax accountants, sorting through the multifaceted IRS rules on investment taxes can undoubtedly be a nightmare. Drawbacks abound, and the consequences...