Avoid These 6 Common Tax Mistakes To Prevent an IRS Audit
Tax season can be stressful. Filling out forms and gathering information can feel overwhelming, especially for first-time filers. There’s also the worry about getting audited by the IRS, which is increasing its audits on high-income taxpayers this year. An audit is basically a check by the IRS to make sure your tax information is correct. […]
Student Loan Forgiveness and Taxes: A Guide for Borrowers in 2024
If you had your student loans forgiven last year, you might owe state taxes. You might have received a tax form called 1099-C, which shows any cancelled debt. It’s important to report this when you file your taxes, just like any other income. Around 153,000 borrowers had their student loans forgiven recently. The good news […]
Tax Season 2024: Why Gen Z Finds Tax Filing So Stressful?
Filing taxes can be stressful for anyone, but a recent survey shows it’s particularly tough for Gen Z. The survey found that over half of Gen Z respondents (54%) have cried over filing their taxes. Even though they’re the most stressed group, they’re not alone – 38% of millennials also reported feeling overwhelmed by tax […]
2024 Tax Refunds: When, Where, and How to Keep Track of Yours
Tax season is here, and millions of refunds are already on their way, but how do you know when yours will arrive? The IRS opens e-filing in late January, so mark your calendar. By filing electronically and choosing direct deposit, you can get your refund in just 10 days, ditching expensive loans. You can also […]
Tax Season 2024: Do this If You Didn’t Get Your W-2 Form Yet
Are you waiting for your W-2 form from your employer to file your taxes? It’s an essential document that tells you how much money you earned last year and how much tax was withheld. Without it, your tax filing might be delayed this tax season. If you work as a freelancer or independent contractor, you’ll […]
Tax Season 2024: Claim Every Dollar You Deserve with Child Tax Credit & EITC
Being a new parent means juggling priorities, and taxes might not be at the top of your list. However, even with the challenges of sleepless nights and staying home, it’s essential to make time for tax preparation. Your tax situation becomes more complex with a new child, but the upside is that you become eligible […]
Tax Filing is Open – File Now for Potential Boost in 2026 Refunds
The IRS officially opened the 2026 tax season on January 27, and millions of Americans have already begun submitting their returns — hoping for faster refunds and, in many cases, larger ones. With rising living costs, ongoing inflation, and increasing family expenses, early filing has become the smartest move for taxpayers across the country. According […]
Technology’s Impact on Easing Tax Compliance and Reporting
In today’s fast financial world, data is crucial for taxes. But, for many companies, getting data from different places to do taxes and reports can be tough. It’s hard to put all the data together, do complicated math, and make reports. This can take a lot of time and lead to mistakes. Benjamin Wann, owner […]
Is Your Business Ready for the Corporate Transparency Act on Jan 1, 2024?
In 2021, they passed the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) to make businesses more transparent and prevent shady money stuff in the U.S. The law wants to know more about who owns what in companies. At first, accountants didn’t really care about it. But hold on, January 1, 2024, is coming, and folks are getting worried. […]
