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The Rio Summer Olympics will be here soon, bringing together the world’s greatest athletes for seventeen days of sports competition in a wide range of events. One of the most exciting events is the Men’s 4×100 meter relay. No other venue compares with its explosive start and furious pace as each runner on the team […]

Everyone’s favorite date is coming soon! We’re talking about April 15th of course—Tax Day—and your opportunity to settle up with Uncle Sam. By now, you should have received your W-2’s, 1099’s, 1095’s, and all of the other documents you’ll need for filing your return. In general, there are two categories of tax filers. For many […]

This month’s newsletter is a collection of twelves – a recap of a dozen common IRS penalties, a dozen things every high school student should know and twelve common missing items that can delay filing your tax return.   Each year the IRS announces “Dirty Dozen Tax Scams” they encounter regarding frivolous tax arguments and […]

As your mail box fills up with information required to organize your 2015 tax records, there is still time to reduce 2015’s tax obligation with a contribution to an IRA.  Also, this newsletter covers other recent news from the IRS and provides an important update for small business treatment of small capital purchases. An interesting perspective on the […]

Happy New Year! With the recent passing of the PATH Act, many temporary tax laws have been made permanent. Other popular tax laws have been extended through 2016 and beyond. A recap of the more commonly used tax benefits in this new tax law is summarized for you here. Also included is a new legally […]