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. …
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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 …
Did you know that every year the IRS mails millions of letters to taxpayers for many reasons? Are you one of the lucky ones to receive one? Don’t worry. Here are some suggestions for the taxpayer who receives that dreaded IRS notice. IRS notice You received an IRS notice in the mail. Now what?!?! First off…freak …
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Using retirement contributions and a health savings account (HSA) to help reduce your immediate tax liability is a real way for tax savings. I highly suggest maxing out any retirement contributions possible. I also recommend contributing to your HSA, if you have one. Let’s dive deeper into retirement and HSA contributions and how they can …
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First things first, this new provision, Section 199A, as part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act allows for a 20% deduction for qualified business income deduction. There are exceptions and it can get complicated, but, to keep it simple, a 20% deduction for running your small business is pretty nice. Let’s talk further details …
Many businesses and individuals file for an extension on their taxes. While there are plenty of reasons to need an extension, it does NOT mean you get extra time to pay taxes owed. What does this mean? It means you better pay an estimate based on what you think you’ll owe in order to avoid …
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Tax season is in full swing and that means it’s more important than ever to gather all your paperwork. To help you get started, here’s a prepare to file your taxes checklist. Prepare to file your taxes Whether you’re planning on doing your taxes yourself or turning your paperwork over to a tax professional, there …
Sometimes a limited liability company or LLC has a year with no business income or activity. Maybe it’s a newly formed LLC, which hasn’t started doing business yet. Is it an older LLC that hasn’t been formally dissolved? Whatever the reason for no activity, does the LLC need to file a tax return? LLC tax …
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