by Christina Minton | Jan 2, 2023 | Whats New
Late-breaking IRS change In a last minute about face, the IRS is rolling back the requirement for third-party payment providers to issue 1099-Ks for anyone receiving payments over $600 in 2022. They are moving the reporting requirement back to $20,000 in activity and...
by Christina Minton | Dec 26, 2022 | Retirement
Even those in their 20s should review this tip! Although you won’t become eligible for Social Security until your 60s, there’s a lot you can do to prepare before then. Here’s a rundown of steps you can take during each decade of your life: In your 20s: If you’re like...
by Christina Minton | Dec 19, 2022 | Deductions
Tax ramifications can be good or BAD! There are few things as frustrating as not being paid what is owed to you. If it becomes clear the debt is not going to be paid, you might be able to recoup some of the lost money via a tax deduction. The IRS has two...
by Christina Minton | Dec 12, 2022 | Retirement
Towards the end of the year, many are undergoing an annual review of their retirement funds. It certainly was a tough year and one of the decisions many parents are grandparents are facing is the difficult decision to either save for retirement or use funds to pay for...
by Christina Minton | Dec 5, 2022 | Miscellaneous
One way to reduce your tax bill this year is to donate appreciated stock to a charity of your choice versus making a cash donation. While this will be a tough challenge in today’s market, it is still one of the best tax planning strategies available to you. This...
