Friday I was interviewed and retained by a new client. This particular client has several issues that actually can fall in line with a great debate we have all been following. First, a little background: A young newly wedded (three years) couple has their tax return done by “pros” as they are not among [...]
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Righteousness in Designation?
Find a Tax Preparer that is right for you
When opening your mail in January and February, you probably will receive a lot of documents with descriptions and/or warnings about this information being “Important Income Tax Information!” Soon you will have to decide how to deal with last year’s income tax situation. So, do you try to prepare and file your own income [...]
Re post – Avoid a Tax Audit with these tips
Being audited really isn’t the worst thing in the world if you are totally honest when filing your taxes. Should you be audited and it is found that you have made an honest mistake, don’t panic. You might be penalized with affordable fines or merely told to correct the mistake. The IRS rarely burns those [...]
Tracking Car expenses. . .
Well, technically, any gas, parking, tolls that are under $75.00, you don’t need a receipt to back up each claim. Meaning if you claim $140.00 in gas and you filled up four times you won’t need the receipts to back that up in an audit. Personally I just find it easier to keep all [...]


















