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Category Archives: Individual Taxes
Make That Kid Work For You. Part 1of 2. Get Credit Where Credit’s Due.
HERE’S WHAT’S UP! With middle-class income of $59,200-$107,000, it is going to cost you a whopping $233,610! to raise that kid until the age of 17, says the Department of Agriculture. Families with lower incomes are expected to spend $174,690, … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Taxes, Tax Planning
Tagged Child & Dependent Care Credit, Child Tax Credit, Earned Income Credit, McAtee & Associates, Tax Planning
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New Year Resolution.
HERE’S WHAT’S UP! Conventional wisdom: It’s never too late to do financial planning. Carol’s wisdom: It’s never too early to take care of your money. 2019 Withholding Calculator REINFORCING THE BASICS. What is Retirement? Retirement is the withdrawal from an … Continue reading
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“Voluntary Compliance” My (fill in the blank)!
Here’s what’s up! America needs tax compliance to pay government’s bills. In all seriousness, voluntary compliance is a principle that we will cooperate with the tax system by filing honest and accurate annual returns and receive excellent customer service along … Continue reading
Posted in Business Taxes, General Interest, Individual Taxes, IRS, Taxes
Tagged frivolous tax argument, IRS, tax code, voluntary compliance
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Form 1099-MISC – By the Box And More
It’s that time of year again when, as a business owner, you have to start thinking about 1099ing folks. There’s a lot to it but we’re going to think about it with you. REINFORCING THE BASICS. What is a Form … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting, Business Taxes, Individual Taxes, Taxes
Tagged 1099, Form 1099-MISC, Independent Contractor, Miscellaneous Income
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Open Sesame…Open Enrollment!
Open enrollment season is here! And with it the annual confusion and scrambling. We’re thinking this week’s blog can eliminate some of that. REINFORCING THE BASICS. What is open enrollment? Annual Open Enrollment (AOE) is this tightly scheduled period each … Continue reading
Posted in General Interest, Individual Taxes, Retirement Planning
Tagged health insurance, Marketplace, Medicare, ObamaCare, Open Enrollment
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The TCJA, You, and Your 1040
The TCJA, (Tax Cuts and Jobs Act) kicked into gear for better or for worse on January 1, 2018. Most folks and entities will be affected one way or another. This week we are talking about the changes for individuals. … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Taxes, Taxes
Tagged 1040, CPA, CPA Firm, Individual Taxes, Itemized Deductions, Tax Planning, Tax Prep, TCJA
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