“Deducting Disaster Losses for Individuals:Navigating the Rules” To get my complete articlewith all the details… Wildfires, floods, hurricanes—disasters. The financial toll can be devastating. You can deduct some disaster losses from your taxes. New rules allow certain disaster losses with amended returns for closed years. Recent changes to tax laws have made it … [Read more...]
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The IRS Has Your Back in Times of Disaster
“Wildfires, Floods, Hurricanes:How the IRS Has Your Back” To get my complete articlewith all the details… Wildfires, Floods, Hurricanes—What’s the IRS Got to Do With It? When disaster strikes, the last thing you need to worry about is your tax bill. But did you know the IRS has a host of tax relief provisions designed to ease the financial burden for those affected … [Read more...]
Don’t Miss This: Critical Update on the 2021 ERC
“Do You Now Need to AmendYour 2021 Tax Return for the 2021 ERC?” To get my complete articlewith all the details… Are You Prepared to Amend Your 2021 Tax Return? If you claimed the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) for 2021 but haven’t yet amended your tax return, you might be on a collision course with the IRS. Here’s what you need to know: You are required to … [Read more...]
Give Yourself Some Credit – Up to $32,220 Worth!
“Give Yourself Some Credit –Up to $32,220 Worth!” To get my complete articlewith all the details… Here’s great news you really should know ... If you were self-employed during 2021, you may be eligible to collect up to $32,2200 in tax credits! [NOTE: Partners in a partnership business are self-employed] If you were unable to work for various COVID-related … [Read more...]
Terrible mistake: filing your tax return late
To get my complete, FREE articlewith all the details… We all make mistakes, but here’s one you absolutely should never make… Don’t file your tax federal tax return late! Why? Because filing late can bring down the wrath of the IRS. And hard. Here’s what you face if you mess up… ****** For starters, a penalty of up to 45% ******and a full-blown IRS … [Read more...]