Tax refunds are on the way! While you may be tempted to spend it and get the “fun” out of your refund, remember you also have a great opportunity to a nice chunk of change and invest it. In that spirit, we have compiled a list of suggestions on how to use that refund check
Ten Tax Tips to Make That Dream House Your Own
Buying a home can be difficult and expensive. Thankfully, there are tax breaks that can help you in your quest to become a homeowner, and also assist you with the mortgage and maintenance. Our tax experts have put together a list which can provide great savings for those who qualify. Using 401(k) or IRA funds
DOL New Overtime Rules Require Action by July 1, 2024
THE BASICS The FLSA stipulates that most employers are required to pay most employees the federal minimum wage for each hour worked, as well as overtime pay for all hours worked in excess of 40 hours in one workweek. The FLSA allows for exemptions from the overtime and minimum wage requirements for certain executive, administrative
How to Prepare for FinCEN’s Corporate Transparency Act
As you may know, the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) is set to take effect on January 1, 2024, impacting many privately held corporations, limited partnerships, statutory trusts, limited liability companies, and other similar entities. The goal of the CTA and its Beneficial Ownership Information Regulations (“BOI”) is to penetrate through layers of intermediate entities, and
Does Your Child or Teen Need to Pay Taxes?
You may be surprised to learn that your child is a separate taxpayer, even as a minor. If your kids recently started working, or otherwise earning income, they may need to file a tax return this year. How much does your child have to make? Don’t panic, if they only had earned income from wages,
Tax Tips for the Self-Employed and Solo-Entrepreneurs
Like being your own Boss? There are a lot of positives, and one is that you have a lot more options regarding tax deductions. The good news is, when you are self-employed, there are many strategies you can take advantage of, which create big opportunities for tax savings. The bad news is that you have
Retirement Plan Limits Rise for 2024 and IRA Contributions Continue Until Tax Deadline
Have you heard the good news? The IRS announced late last year that the amount individuals can contribute to their 401(k) plans in 2024 has increased to $23,000, up from $22,500 for 2023. The catch-up contribution limit for aged 50 and over remains at $7,500. This means if you are 50 yrs or older you
What to Know About Working in Retirement Years
Think you’ll have more money, and/or make it last longer if you work during your retirement years? Maybe, if you pay attention to income limits and delay taking your benefits until your full retirement age. When to begin your retirement is a very personal decision and depends on many factors: health, current income, and financial
Your Money Under the IRS Microscope
Your money may be under the IRS’ microscope in 2024. You may have heard cries of “Tax the Rich” recently in articles, speeches, primary posturing, and most probably at the State of the Union. New IRS audits of business aircraft use are just the beginning of a new level of scrutiny to come. It seems
Moving to Florida?
Are you a retiree, business professional, or a snowbird thinking of moving permanently to Florida? Keep in mind that moving to a new state is super stressful when establishing residency in addition to preparing documentation for tax purposes. Between finding your new home, then packing up your belongings, finding schools for the kids, new doctors etc.,
