• The IRS Achieves a 90% Conviction Rate, or: "Why You Shouldn't Cheat on Your Taxes"

The IRS Achieves a 90% Conviction Rate, or: “Why You Shouldn’t Cheat on Your Taxes”

There's an old saying that reminds us that there are only two certainties in this life: "death, and taxes." Whoever coined that phrase couldn't have known how true it was, particularly when it comes to the latter portion. The Internal Revenue Service recently came out with its annual Enforcement Report, and the numbers themselves don't lie. In addition to the overall instances of tax [...]

By |2022-12-02T18:48:08+00:00December 9, 2022|Taxes|Comments Off on The IRS Achieves a 90% Conviction Rate, or: “Why You Shouldn’t Cheat on Your Taxes”
  • Tax Benefits for Holiday Family Employment

Tax Benefits for Holiday Family Employment

Article Highlights: Employing a Child Child Payroll Taxes FUTA Tax for a Child Child IRA Contributions Child Tax-Free Income Spouses Working in the Same Business Partnership Spousal Joint Venture Spouse Employee Along with the holidays comes a lot of extra work for many family-run businesses, which may require putting the kids to work and having a spouse help out over the busy time. There [...]

By |2022-12-02T18:48:02+00:00December 8, 2022|Taxes|Comments Off on Tax Benefits for Holiday Family Employment
  • Managing Gains and Losses in a Turbulent Year

Managing Gains and Losses in a Turbulent Year

Article Highlights: Rough Year for the Stock Market Year End Approaching Annual Capital Losses Are Limited Be Aware of Wash Sale Rules Off-Set Short-Term Gains with Long-Term Capital Losses Planning for Zero Tax on Long-Term Capital Gains Converting a Traditional IRA to a Roth It's been a rough fall for the stock market. So much so that you should probably carefully review your portfolio [...]

By |2022-12-02T18:47:56+00:00December 7, 2022|Taxes|Comments Off on Managing Gains and Losses in a Turbulent Year
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