Tax penalty relief
Are tax penalty notices putting a damper on your holiday? Are you concerned about an imminent account levy by IRS, the state […]
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When does it make sense to prepare your own tax return?
If your income is less than $66,000 then it is easy to file your tax return on your own. This service is […]
How the new tax law affects NJ commercial fishing and aquaculture
New Jersey’s seafood producing companies that can generally be classified as growers or harvesters(1). The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act offers an opportunity for […]
LIFT (Livable Incomes for Families Today) the Middle Class Act
California Senator Kamala Harris, ranked as one of the top 2020 possible presidential candidates, proposed repealing the 2017 tax reform law and replacing it […]
Simplest tax tip: your name
Use your full legal name consistently on all tax forms to save time and headaches. Listen to the podcast.
HRA for a sole proprietor business
(This inform is not updated to reflect 2019 proposed regulations so should be presumed to be partially obsolete). This podcast discusses the […]
Capital gains indexing overview
The Treasury Department’s current proposal to index cap gains would certainly save a lot of money for some people. News coverage refers […]
Sample accounting services engagement agreement
This page is outdated. A more recent version is available: Sample accounting services engagement agreement 2021 Contents: A) Communications B) Work Process […]
Good news for high income savers
IRS added support for the popular tax shelter strategy known as “back door IRA” this week. The explanation is contained in this […]
NJ nonprofits face new filing challenges
In New Jersey nonprofit organizations must now file their annual reports online. The new online system is not working currently, according to […]