Five Things You Need to Know About Sales Taxes in QuickBooks Online
The most important thing you need to know about sales tax in QuickBooks is that administering it correctly can be challenging
Families First Coronavirus Response Act Signed into Law
We have gathered information from trusted resources to provide you the following detail regarding The Families First Coronavirus Response Act.
No Employees This Quarter? You Still May Need to File IRS Form 941
The need to file IRS Form 941 is more common than you think.
Congress Green-Lights Some Alternative Vehicle Credits
To encourage U.S. taxpayers to move away from gasoline-powered motor vehicles, Congress has provided various tax credits for purchasing electric or alternative fuel vehicles.
Congress Extends Employers’ Hiring Tax Credit for Another Year
Employers that hire disadvantaged individuals, such as unemployed veterans, SSI recipients, and ex-felons, among others, may benefit from a substantial federal tax credit.
What Should I Do If I Owe a Lot More in Taxes Than I Thought?
Tax time is always a bit unnerving, but when you’re hit with a large, unexpected tax bill, it can be shattering.
The Home Energy Saving Tax Credit Is Back
Learn how you can qualify for a tax credit for certain home renovations that make your primary home more energy efficient.
Will Independent Contractors Become Extinct?
Although this issue currently pertains to California, other smaller states are sure to follow, and this will ultimately become an issue for employers nationwide.
Five Red Flags That Raise the Odds of an Audit
There’s nothing scarier than getting a letter from the IRS. We explain some red flags that might increase your chances of getting that dreaded piece of mail.
The Suddenly Single Taxpayer
The “Money Talks” experts have a conversation on what a recent widow should pay attention to as she files her tax return and moves forward as a single filer.