Which state is best to domicile as an RV entrepreneur or digital nomad? I get this question often. There is no one right answer. However, here are a few things to consider when choosing your domicile state. You probably already … Read More
Are you getting ready to hit the road and start your nomadic life? Chances are you might also be getting ready to sell your home. Here are some tips to help you understand taxes when selling a home. Gain The … Read More
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 … Read More
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? … Read More
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 … Read More
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 … Read More
You own an RV and decide to rent it out for some extra cash. How do you deal with taxes? Let’s dive into understanding the section 179 deduction on your RV rental. First, it’s important to separate the different types … Read More
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 … Read More
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 … Read More
The IRS requires employers to mail employee earnings information, commonly known as a W2, by the end of January. However, there can be delays due to mailing, etc., so it’s best to give your employer an extra week or two. … Read More
