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2017 Tax Rates (If Nothing Changes)
January 6, 2017
2017 federal income tax rates if nothing changes will cause major increases in penalties associated with not having qualified health care coverage, but most tax brackets remain close to the same.
Category: Income Tax Planning
Trump’s Take on Taxes
November 30, 2016
Trump’s tax plan promises to take a hatchet to the current tax code affecting individuals and businesses alike.
New IRS Installment Payment Fees in 2017
November 1, 2016
Substantial increase in the user fee it charges taxpayers who seek to pay the taxes they owe through the agency’s installment agreement
Tax Payment Options to Meet Deadline Date
April 8, 2016
Check out new and faster tax payment options. The IRS offers several online or direct-call opportunities to pay taxes even without filing on time.
Free Tax Help and Exclusions for Military
March 24, 2016
When things get dangerous, some extra military combat or hazardous duty pay can be excluded from income tax.
Money Fights and Millennials
March 7, 2016
Millennial couples argue more about money more often…
Kids and Tax Breaks: The “Perfect” Match
March 3, 2016
If you have kids, you have tax breaks, maybe more than you know. Congress has passed “Tax Extenders” legislation and within it were three permanent extensions related to children.
Deductible Per-Mile Auto Rates Decrease
January 18, 2016
The new 2016 rates have dropped from 57.5 to 54 cents per mile for business purposes and from 23 to 19 cents per mile for miles driven for medical or moving purposes.
Tax Extenders & The Deficit Dilemma
January 15, 2016
Lawmakers are cooling to budget debates evidenced with the passage of the PATH Act, the looming budget deficit continues to grow.
IRS Mistake On New PIN Letters About Identity Theft
January 14, 2016
The IRS has issued a statement admitting it made a mistake regarding a letter about taxpayer identify theft prevention having to do with their PIN.
