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Dear Valued Client,
With the end of tax season quickly approaching, make sure that you call for an appointment soon if you don't have one yet. Don't wait too long to have your tax returns prepared.
This office can help you minimize your tax liability and make the most of tax deductions that may be overlooked.
Tax Pro Plus
With the end of tax season quickly approaching, make sure that you call for an appointment soon if you don't have one yet. Don't wait too long to have your tax returns prepared.
This office can help you minimize your tax liability and make the most of tax deductions that may be overlooked.
Tax Pro Plus
Tax Filing Deadline Rapidly Approaching
Just a reminder to those who have not yet filed their 2010 tax return that April 18, 2011 is the due date to either file your return and pay any taxes owed, or file for the automatic six-month extension and pay the tax you estimate to be due.
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Tax Tips about Tip Income
If you work in an occupation where tips are part of your total compensation, you need to be aware of several facts relating to your federal income taxes.
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100 Percent Write-Off for Qualified Leasehold Improvements
In an effort to get the economy back on the rails again, the 2010 Tax Relief Act permits businesses to claim a 100% depreciation deduction (100% bonus depreciation allowance) in the year that qualifying assets are placed in service.
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Did You Take an Early Distribution from Your Retirement Plan?
In today’s economy, some taxpayers may need to take money out of their retirement plans to make ends meet. If you have or are contemplating on taking a distribution, there are some very important and unexpected tax issues you need to be aware of.
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Two Tax Credits to Help Pay Higher Education Costs
There are two federal tax credits available to help individuals offset the costs of higher education for themselves or their dependents. They are the American Opportunity Credit and the Lifetime Learning Credit.
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Can You Benefit From the Expanded Adoption Credit?
You may be able to take a tax credit in 2011 of up to $13,360 ($13,170 in 2010) for qualified expenses paid to adopt an eligible child. The Affordable Care Act increased the amount of the credit and made it refundable, which means it can increase the amount of your refund.
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Need Help Paying Your Taxes by the April Due Date?
The vast majority of Americans get a tax refund from the IRS each spring, but what if you are one of those who have received a tax bill? What do you do if you owe money to the IRS and can’t pay?
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Plan Your Withholding & Estimates for 2011
April 18 is the due date for the first estimated tax installment for the 2011 tax year and only a couple of weeks away.
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Are You Missing Out on Your 2007 Tax Refund?
If you, a member of your family or a friend has a refund coming from a 2007 return that has yet to be filed, you only have until Monday (April 18) to claim your refund.
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Is a Home Office Right for You?
In the current economic environment, many smaller firms are looking for ways to cut costs. One such possible move would be to relocate from a rented office space to a home office. With today’s modern means of communications and virtual marketplace, this may be a good option for your business.
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Sales Orders in QuickBooks: Why? When? How?
There aren’t that many different types of forms to keep straight in QuickBooks, but you likely don’t use all of them. You probably use invoices and purchase orders frequently, and may fill out the occasional sales receipt or credit memo or estimate.
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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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