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11/27/2025

12/25/2024

This year creates plenty of opportunity to shelter income from tax. Here are a few of them.

One of the benefits of inflation is the opportunity it creates the nimble taxpayer within the tax code. Here are great examples everyone can use.

08/23/2024

Avoid the mismatch tax headache. Here are some tips.

One of the most common types of audits is a correspondence audit caused by reporting inconsistencies with information supplied to the IRS. Here is a tip to keep this from happening to you.

08/16/2024

Standard deduction limits remain high through 2025. But there are exceptions. Check out these opportunities.

If you own a home you probably itemize your deductions on your tax return. But what if you do not itemize? Can someone using the standard deduction still get a tax break?

08/09/2024

Basis. A tax term that can be anything but obvious. Here is what you need to know.

This commonly used tax term is anything but common to most of us. Knowing the basics of basis can serve to lower your tax obligation when you sell property.

08/07/2024

Tax scammers are at it again. Find out how to protect yourself. School is also right around the corner...read how to avoid the back-to-school shopping trap.

Scammers are always scheming up new ways to steal your money. At the same time, the altruistic IRS is trying to protect you by staying one step ahead of the fraudsters. In this month’s newsletter, read about the latest scams flagged by the IRS that you should be on the lookout for this summer....

08/02/2024

Most workers ignore Social Security benefits until they are ready to retire. Bad idea. This is how it works.

When you're young, Social Security is often the last thing you think about. But it's NEVER too early to understand how it works. It can make a large difference in the amount of the checks you will eventually be receiving.

07/26/2024

Is your personal information secure? It should be, per the federal government. Here is what you need to know.

Personally Identifiable Information, or (PII), is in the spotlight at the IRS and FTC. You should know what it means and how it applies to you and the protection of your tax information. Here are some thoughts.