Planning

Many parents enroll their children in a day camp or pay for day care so they can work or  look for work. If this applies to you, your costs may qualify for a federal tax credit. Here are 10 [...]

In past articles we have tried to make you aware of your own risk of identity theft and have outlined precautions to take in order to guard your own data, but what about your minor children? [...]

Most businesses aren’t ready for the new overtime and worker classification changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) that the Department of Labor recently published, which will impact [...]

Source: New York Times The question of whether it makes more financial sense to rent or buy a home is not necessarily straightforward, and much depends on an individual’s circumstances and [...]

You may be tempted to forget about your taxes once you’ve filed but some tax planning done now may benefit you later. Here are some IRS tips to give you a leg up on next year’s taxes: Continue reading.

If you’re among the nearly 15 million self-employed people in the United States, you will likely have to submit your own estimated tax payments throughout the year. Here’s an explanation of [...]

In an article last December, we highlighted some tax changes for 2015 that were enacted in the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act, which included the renewal of key taxpayer-favorable [...]

On the suggestion of one of my clients, here’s an article relating to tax return identity theft. As you may know, identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes nationwide. Tax refund [...]

By Steve Barlotta, CPA As the end of the year quickly approaches, now is the time to review your 2014 income and expenses and consider some year-end tax moves. Some sound tax planning strategies [...]

By Steve Barlotta, CPA As the end of the year quickly approaches, now is the time to review your 2014 income and expenses and consider some year-end tax moves. Some sound tax planning strategies [...]