Monthly Archives: April 2022
Expanded Tax Credits For Families
This year, the IRS is offering a variety of expanded tax credits for families. Many individuals who don’t normally need to file tax returns should consider doing so for their 2021 returns, so that they can take advantage of these benefits, which will come with larger refunds for qualifying taxpayers. To learn more about… Read More »
New Rules For Charity Deductions
Taxpayers who are getting ready to file their 2021 tax returns should be sure to account for the many changes instituted by last year’s passage of the American Rescue Act. For instance, this year, taxpayers can now more easily qualify for charitable tax deductions, regardless of whether they use standard or itemized deductions. For… Read More »
Reporting Tips As Income On Your Tax Return
Tips are often a vital part of the income earned by those who work in the service industry. And like most forms of income, they are taxable. Unfortunately, many people don’t understand the tax obligations that come with earning tip income. To ensure that you don’t end up stuck with a surprise tax bill… Read More »
Tax Tips For Parents Who Shared Custody In 2020
We often receive tax-related questions from parents who share custody of their children, like who can claim that child as a dependent and who is entitled to the child tax credit. These questions have become even more pressing over the last couple of years, with many parents unsure about how the Economic Impact Payments… Read More »
Your Social Security Benefits Might Be Taxable
A new tax season has officially arrived, so taxpayers should consider brushing up on this year’s credits, deductions, and extensions. It’s also important to remember that those receiving Social Security benefits may be required to pay federal income taxes on a part of those benefits. To learn more about what types of taxes you… Read More »
