Health Savings Account (HSA) often emerges as a rare opportunity for tax planning. An HSA provides a way to save for medical expenses and offers unique tax benefits that can […]
Category: Tax Tips
The Best Married Couples Tax Tips
It’s hard enough to navigate taxes when you’re on your own, but once you get married, everything becomes more complicated. Married couples face a unique set of challenges and opportunities. […]
4 Reasons to Extend Your Taxes in 2025
Tax extensions are a controversial subject, and there’s lots of bad information swirling around the internet. Truthfully, six-month extensions have become commonplace among businesses and individual tax payers, and there […]
What’s the IRS Standard Mileage Rate for 2023?
Transportation expenses can be among the biggest expenses for employees and business owners. The IRS allows you to take either the actual expenses for your travel costs or a standard […]
Do I Need a CPA? Probably Not…
Many taxpayers turn to Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) for their expertise and guidance. However, hiring a CPA can come with substantial costs. In this article, we’ll answer the question, “do […]
Roth IRA Conversion: Explained by Experts
Roth IRAs offer substantial benefits for retirement savers, but there are limits on annual contributions. However, you can bypass the limits by converting a regular IRA to a Roth account. […]
How to Use Tax Loss Harvesting to Save on Taxes
No one wants to take a loss on an investment, but it happens to the best. Fortunately, the government may allow you to deduct your losses on your tax return. […]
How Does the EV Tax Credit Work for 2023?
Buying a new vehicle is a large investment that requires careful consideration. Luckily, many electric vehicle buyers can earn an EV tax credit of up to $7,500 on their purchase […]
Capital Loss Tax Deductions for Real Estate
Real estate looks like an attractive investment in today’s high inflation environment, but it comes with risks. If your investment property loses value, you end up with a capital loss. […]
IRS Postpones $600 Threshold on Form 1099K Reporting
For 1099k 2022, third-party payment processors were scheduled to issue 1099-Ks if you received over $600 in payments. Form 1099-K reports the payments you receive from third-party processors such as […]