Category: Blog

Sooner or later, your company will need to build business credit. Learn the steps to get started so your company will have the funds it needs. Read more.

When people think of insurance, disability insurance isn’t the first type that comes to mind. However, this overlooked coverage can be an important part of your financial plan. Learn more.

The cost of a college education keeps increasing, so the prospect of paying for it is daunting both to the college student and to parents. So who should take on this responsibility? Weigh both sides of the argument before you make the decision.

You have filed your 2016 tax return, but you probably still have questions. Here are a few of the most common post-filing questions the IRS answers. Read more.

As an executor of an estate, it’s your responsibility to make sure all the necessary tax returns are filed. This overview will help you make sure you don’t miss any.

As the job market continues to improve, more people are embarking on a job hunt. Did you know there’s a potential tax break in a job hunt? You can deduct the cost of looking for a job in your current field, even if you don’t
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Keeping your tax records organized year-round is a good practice and will keep you from hastily assembling your documents for your annual tax preparation appointment. If you are diligent about maintaining your tax records, you won’t have to worry about losing a valuable deduction because
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Most people don’t include tax planning on their summertime agenda, but there are benefits to doing so. The problem with waiting until the end of the year is that you reduce the time for planning strategies to take effect. If you take the time now
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Be aware that if you have unpaid federal or state debt, such as overdue child support, state income tax, or student loans, all or part of your 2016 income tax return may be redirected to pay the debt. This is called the offset program. If
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U.S. citizens and resident aliens living overseas or serving in the military outside the U.S. receive an automatic two-month extension of the regular tax filing deadline. If this extension applies to your living situation, you have until June 15, 2017 to file your 2016 tax
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