April 15 has passed. You filed your taxes and you have a tax liability. What should you do if you don’t have the money to pay your tax liability? Don’t panic. It happens to many and there are several ways to settle a debt with the IRS. Ways to pay your tax liability: Make a…
Are you a self-employed small business owner? If so, let’s take a look at 7 ways to save money on your taxes. Do you put off doing your taxes because you are too scared to find out what you’ll owe? Are you confused over what deductions you can take? Yes. I’m talking to you the…
Ready or not tax season is here! This means it’s more important than ever to gather all your paperwork. To help you get started, here’s a guide to help you prepare to file your taxes. These are the top 10 deductions and credits taken on tax returns. Prepare to file your taxes Whether you’re planning…
It’s almost that time again! You know the one that most people dread. Taxes. Let’s help make tax time easier and a little less dreaded. I can almost see you shaking your fist and rolling your eyes. Who like taxes? The truth. Nobody! While it might not be the most fun thing to focus on, it…
We all know the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is complex. That’s why I try to keep it simple. You can download this free guide which covers 17 high-impact changes in the law that you need to know. Otherwise, let’s take a look at the 17 ways the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affects you. 1. 199A Deduction…
As a tax preparer for many digital nomads particularly full-time RVers, I get asked lots of questions from current and prospective clients. As we are closing out 2018 and about to welcome in 2019, I thought I’d answer the most frequently asked questions especially as it relates to any tax law changes beginning in 2018.…
Hip, hip, hooray! If you’re running a small business, then you should rejoice! Chances are you occasionally take prospective clients out for a meal or have a business meeting over lunch, right? Well, the IRS has officially released an update to the meals expense as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. This is…
or those of you with an established business, how do you handle taking a business on the road? Do you need to register a new business in your domicile state? Let’s talk about how to transfer an LLC to a new state. Let’s say you already have an LLC in Colorado, your “old” home state.…
First things first, don’t buy an RV for a tax deduction. Instead, look at it as a lifestyle choice. However, that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few RV tax deductions available to those who RV. RV Tax Deductions Home Mortgage Interest Deduction If you financed your RV, you might be able to take the interest…
Attention small business owners! You’ve probably been given the advice to form an LLC to help keep you protected. While this is solid information, in order to maintain this protection follow these 4 simple steps as part of your annual LLC checklist. This will help keep your business in good standing. Maintain complete formation of…
Hi! I’m Heather Ryan, EA and I get RVlife. As a fellow digital nomad, I understand many of the unique tax situations created by travel. I also fully support entrepreneurs and the struggles they face. The goal of this site is to offer my knowledge through advice and tips to real-life situations and questions.
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