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Dear Valued Client,
Tax season is well on its way. With all the recent tax law changes, there are many things to consider when filing your tax returns.
This office can help you with your tax preparation needs. If you don't have an appointment yet, please call to make one. Helping you maximize your tax savings is a top priority. See you soon.
Tax Pro Plus
Tax season is well on its way. With all the recent tax law changes, there are many things to consider when filing your tax returns.
This office can help you with your tax preparation needs. If you don't have an appointment yet, please call to make one. Helping you maximize your tax savings is a top priority. See you soon.
Tax Pro Plus
Revising Your W-4? Seek Professional Advice.
Around the beginning of the year, employers typically ask their employees to provide new W-4s. You may have already done that. If you have updated your W-4 recently and did so without knowledge of the consequences, it may be appropriate to revisit the issue and have this office assist you in completing an appropriate W-4 that suits your unique circumstances.
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Does Your Paycheck Seem a Little Larger?
That is the result of a new stimulus provision included in tax legislation passed late in December last year that takes the place of the Making Work Pay credit that expired at the end of 2010.
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Do Not Mix Your Business & Personal Bank Accounts!
Whether you are working on your business part-time, operating as a sole proprietor, or starting a business with a more formal structure (such as a partnership or corporation) – it’s vital that you keep your business banking separate from your personal finances.
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Small Business Expenses 101
For small business owners, tax breaks often come in the form of tax deductions – which can offer a nice little instant cash savings – if you know how to navigate tax law and claim the deductions you deserve (not what you believe you are entitled to).
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Do You Have to File a Tax Return?
Not all individuals are required to file tax returns. If your income is less than the sum of your standard deduction and personal exemptions, you are generally not required to file a tax return. There are, however, circumstances where you may have to file anyway based on certain types of income or special circumstances.
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Are You Supporting Your Parents?
If you are helping support your parents, you may qualify to claim a tax benefit if you are providing over half of your parents’ support. But you may be having difficulty showing over half of the support for both parents, thus failing to qualify for the dependency exemptions (and for the beneficial head of household filing status if you are a single taxpayer).
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Important Facts about Dependents and Exemptions
Some tax rules affect every person who may have to file a federal income tax return; these rules include dependents and exemptions. Here are some important facts you need to know that are related to dependents and to claiming exemptions on your tax return.
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Child and Dependent Care Credit
If you paid someone to care for a child under age 13, or a qualifying spouse or dependent to allow you to work or look for work, you may be able to reduce your tax by claiming the Child and Dependent Care Credit on your federal income tax return. To qualify, your spouse, children over the age of 13, and other dependents must be physically or mentally incapable of self-care.
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Are You Making a Move?
If your home or business address has changed, make sure that you update this information with the IRS to ensure that you receive any refunds or correspondence from them.
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Repetitive Transactions. Memorize Them.
Filling out invoices the first time can be a pain, especially if they’re lengthy. But doing the same thing repeatedly if the identical invoice recurs regularly? No need.
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Disclaimer: The tax advice included in this newsletter is an overview of some complex tax rules and is not intended as a thorough in-depth analysis of the tax issues discussed. Do not act on the information included in this newsletter without first determining how these issues apply to your particular set of circumstances and if there are any special tax laws or regulations that might apply to your situation.
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