If you are a business owner or earn money as a freelancer, you must pay estimated quarterly tax payments to avoid fines and interest. Here's how.In this article, we will explain: ...
Toward the year's end, it's typical for executives and professionals of various levels to feel overpowered by mounting assignments, ventures, and cutoff times. The December...
Posted by LLOYD J CAZES CPA on 10/23/2019
You cannot be too cautious or organized when managing expenses or choosing equipment that will help you achieve your financial goals. From developing your system to tracking costs...
Posted by Roland Zita, CPA on 05/30/2019
Form W-2 is the statement you provide employees after the end of each year, with information on their gross pay, Social Security and Medicare pay, federal and state income tax withholding,...
Posted by Flynn Financial Group Inc on 04/09/2019
For the individuals who long to file by April 17, the weight starts to fabricate. Before the troubled dash takes off vigorously in only a couple of brief weeks, you might need to review...
Posted by Valderas Financial Solutions LLC on 04/09/2019
If you are an employee, you get a paycheck every pay period and most likely pay little attention to your taxes until the end of the year. Your employer does a lot of the work for you...
Posted by Tax Crisis Rescue on 12/29/2018
No one wants to pay more income taxes than they are required to, but be careful if you do your own taxes. Attempting to cut your tax liability by getting into IRS grey areas can cause...
Posted by Tax Crisis Rescue on 12/29/2018
As careful as you try to be when filling out your tax return, you may later discover an unintentional error. It may be a missed 1099 or other income, an expense or deduction you forgot...
Posted by ALJ Business Services,LLC on 02/19/2018
Is there a difference between Tax Preparation and Tax Planning? Yes, with tax preparation you are looking at history. Once December 31st of each year is over you can’t change...