The individual taxpayer’s guide for the 2019 tax season

December 4, 2018

Even though it happens on the same month every year, the majority of us probably aren’t a hundred percent ready for this tax season. However, we hope this article will bring you more confidence and help better prepare you for this upcoming tax season. Let’s go! Choose one of the 1040 forms to file...Read More

Tax season 2019: the deadlines and documents for your business

November 30, 2018

Some tax deadlines require more time and preparation before submission. That’s why it’s a good idea to take note of all the dates and IRS forms that are relevant to you and your business before January 2019. Begin by confirming all the filing dates along with the required IRS forms. Then, decide whether to file...Read More

2018 tax reform for individual taxpayers: Points to remember

November 29, 2018

Ready for the new tax season? Sorry for spoiling your mood. But the process of filing your taxes will be a lot less painful if you get well acquainted with the 2018 Tax Reform. According to the 2018 tax plan, individual tax cuts will remain valid only until 2025 (while business tax cuts are going...Read More

Moments from the 2018 tax reform your business could have missed

November 27, 2018

We are right on the verge of a new tax season. So it’s time to remind ourselves about the new tax law President Donald Trump enacted in 2018. Starting from December 20, 2017 – American business owners pay taxes according to these new tax rates. The GOP’s tax plan contained a number of changes that were...Read More

IRS Form 8300: report cash payments of over $10,000 electronically

November 15, 2018

Anyone in a trade or business who receives cash payments in excess of $10,000 in a single transaction (or multiple related transactions) must report the receipt of said money to the IRS. This federal law was introduced after the events of 9/11 to help the government prevent income tax evasion and thwart money laundering related...Read More

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