The IRS allows taxpayers to deduct medical expenses used by themselves, their spouses, or someone claiming them as a dependent. Although tax returns do not accept medical deductions...
Posted by Pat Raskob, Emeritus on 01/26/2023
The first-time home buyer's tax credit was introduced during the 2008 financial crisis to help Americans buy more affordable homes. Although there are many other mortgage and loan...
Posted by Jim McClaflin, EA, NTPI Fellow, CTRC on 12/18/2022
GILTI stands for Global intangible low-tax income, which is income earned from other countries by U.S-controlled foreign corporations (CFCs), and it undergoes peripheral treatment...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 11/10/2022
As part of the Internal Revenue Code, specific organizations would have to report their activities for every calendar year for documentation purposes. Such organizations must fill...
Posted by Rosovich & Associates, Inc. on 04/17/2022
Marijuana stocks are becoming increasingly popular as more states are legalizing the use of the drugs for medical and recreational purposes. Now you can even invest in marijuana stocks...
After you retire from the military, filing taxes may seem less complicated than when you were still in service, but veterans can still benefit significantly from the tax code. To...
Barter transaction happens when a business and another one exchange services with one another. While there are no funds exchanged with barter transactions, Uncle Sam believes you need...
The First-Time Home Buyers Tax Credit was introduced during the 2008 financial crisis to make home shopping more affordable for Americans. While there are many other mortgage and loan...
Medical expenses can be deducted from your federal tax return as much as they exceed 10% of your annual gross income. Most people are aware of the common medical expenses you...