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5 Ways Tax Planning Can Help the Average Joe

5 Ways Tax Planning Can Help the Average Joe

Many people don’t think they make enough to worry about tax planning, but what they don’t realize is no matter what your income level, tax planning can help you make adjustments that will significantly reduce your tax liability. [Read More]

Federal Tax Incentives for Continuing Education (Part 4 of 4): Student Loan Interest Deduction

Federal Tax Incentives for Continuing Education (Part 4 of 4): Student Loan Interest Deduction

So far we’ve discussed the American Opportunity Tax Credit (modified Hope Credit), the Lifetime Learning Credit and even Tuition & Fee Deductions. Today though, we’re going to cover the last in our 4 part series on education tax incentives—Student Loan Interest [Read More]

Federal Tax Incentives for Continuing Education (Part 3 of 4): Tuition and Fees Deduction

Federal Tax Incentives for Continuing Education (Part 3 of 4): Tuition and Fees Deduction

While we’ve been talking about the Lifetime Learning Credit and the American Opportunity Credit (Hope Credit, modified for 2009-10), I would be remiss to leave out other options for taxpayers who may not qualify for either credit. If you don’t qualify for anything else, [Read More]

Federal Tax Incentives for Continuing Education (Part 2 of 4): Lifetime Learning Credit

Federal Tax Incentives for Continuing Education (Part 2 of 4): Lifetime Learning Credit

Last week we discussed the benefits of the American Opportunity Tax Credit (or modified Hope Credit, this week we are going to take a look at the Lifetime Learning Credit. This federal tax credit will probably apply to a larger number of individuals as it is much more [Read More]

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Fredrick James Partners with ADP®

Fredrick James Partners with ADP®

Fred Daus, CEO of Fredrick James Accounting, announced this week the acceptance of a preferred partnership with ADP, [Read More]

Bush Tax Cuts Set to Expire

Bush Tax Cuts Set to Expire

Everyone will pay more in taxes if the Bush Tax Cuts are left to expire at the end of 2012. Some changes will be subtle [Read More]

Refund Delays?

Refund Delays?

Why is it taking so long to get my Tax Refund??? Your IRS refunds are going to be delayed by an extra week this year. [Read More]

Will YOU Get Audited in 2012?

Will YOU Get Audited in 2012?

The probability of being selected by the IRS for a federal income tax audit this year is going up. Overall audit rates [Read More]

IRS Audits to Hit Small Business Harder in 2012

IRS Audits to Hit Small Business Harder in 2012

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (yes, even the IRS has a big brother!) performed an audit on IRS [Read More]

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Thank you for emailing the questions regarding gifts and real estate investments. This area of taxation is Read the post

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Hi John, it sounds like you've done everything you can, at this point, on the financial end of things. Now is the time Read the post

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We have a deadbeat owner that has refused to pay their quarterly fees for 3 years. Lien was placed as well the banks, Read the post

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