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2018 Tax Cuts- Personal Exemptions and Child Credits- 4th In a Series
One of the big changes under the new code and candidly not spoken about in the press as much as the change in the "standard deduction" is the eliminat
2018 Tax Cuts- Third in a Series: You Itemize and File Schedule A
The substantial increase in the standard deduction for 2018, as previously posted, means that a larger number of taxpayers will now take the standard
2018 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act- Individual and Business Tax Forum Series- “You’re Buying (or Selling) a Home
For taxpayers with existing mortgages you can currently deduct mortgage interest of up to 1,000,000 (500,000 married separate) of incurred debt.
Trump Child Care/Elder Care Expenses
We have been fielding many questions from clients and the community about what we expect under the new Trump Administration. Although it
Donald Trump Taxes: What the Future could Look Like
The President-Elect's Tax Plan: What the Future Could Look Like With Donald Trump as the president elect and Republicans
Court Temporarily Blocks Overtime Rule- Happy Holidays!
On Tuesday November 22,2016 a federal court issued a preliminary injunction to temporarily block the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) from implementing
Forensic Accounting
Total Back-Office Support Practice
You started your business to provide a specific service or make or sell a product. Now you find yourself spending your time managing finances, people
