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When to Consider Filing Early

When to Consider Filing Early The tax filing season for 2024 tax returns is now officially open per the IRS. So when is the best time to file your tax return? Sometimes it makes sense to delay filing as long as possible, but on other occasions an early filing of your...

The 2025 Tax Law Uncertainty

The 2025 Tax Law Uncertainty With the changes happening in Washington D.C., there is now some uncertainty about what tax policies we may see in 2025 and beyond. During this time of uncertainty, it is challenging to create a workable tax plan. But not to fear. There...

Year-End Tax Savings Checklist

Year-End Tax Savings Checklist Great tax moves you can still make Conducting a year-end tax review of your financial situation can uncover opportunities to cut your tax bill or save you from an unpleasant tax surprise. But hurry, the clock is ticking! Here are several...

Taxes: Understanding the Essentials

Taxes: Understanding the Essentials Navigating the tax system can be challenging for everyone, whether you’re an adult who hasn’t paid much attention to paycheck deductions or a young person starting your first job. A crucial first step in managing taxes...

Watch Out for These Tax Myths

Watch Out for These Tax Myths MYTH: /miTH/ (noun) – a widely held but false belief or idea Many myths about the IRS and the tax code have been amplified online in recent years. Here are several myths that if you believe them, could leave you with an expensive tax...

Think Before Tapping 401(k)s and IRAs as Emergency Fund

Think Before Tapping 401(k)s and IRAs as Emergency Fund All Americans are now allowed to withdraw up to $1,000 every year from retirement accounts to pay for a broad range of emergency expenses. There are several reasons, however, why you should avoid tapping your...