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How Will You Fare Under This New Tax Code?
As of yesterday, we have filed 950 tax returns and I can count the number of clients that fared worse than the previous year on both hands. Those 10 fingers represent people who fall into 3 categories. Gregory J. Cook, EA, CPAAccredited Tax Advisor Those who did not benefit from the increased Standard Deduction and…
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Schedule your next Appointment Online!
It’s fast and safe. Also, you can do it anytime, day or night.
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We have Secure Wi-Fi at the Office
Just ask your advisor for the password.
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IRS extends April 15, other upcoming deadlines for Alabama storm victims, provides other tax relief
IR-2019-31 WASHINGTON – Victims of Sunday’s tornadoes and severe storms in Alabama have until July 31, 2019, to file certain individual and business tax returns and make certain tax payments, the Internal Revenue Service announced today. The IRS is offering this relief to any Major Disaster Declaration area designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency…
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Partnership and S-Corp Deadline Reminder
March 15th is the deadline for sending K-1’s to partners and shareholders.
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Do You Do Volunteer Work?
If so, you can claim any out-of-pocket expense you may incur.
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IRS provides various payment options for taxpayers who owe but can’t pay in full
“The IRS understands there were many changes that affected people last year, and the new penalty waiver will help taxpayers who inadvertently had too little tax withheld,” said IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig. “We encourage people to check their withholding again this year to make sure they have the right amount of tax withheld for 2019.”
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The Two-Factor Authentication Rage in I.T. Security Brings its Own Set of Problems and Risks
In the never-ending war to prevent hacking, two-factor authentication has become the end-all answer. But guess what? I.T. Security Specialists evidently have all agreed that password protection alone is not enough to protect against unauthorized access. Therefor we need a second layer of security in case the password has been compromised. What do they do?…
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Dogs are Wonderful Companions
But no, you can’t claim them on your taxes. Even if you have health insurance for them.
