Texas is hosting its annual sales tax holiday this weekend – August 17th, 18th, and 19th. On approved items, such as clothing, shoes, and school supplies, you will
The IRS recently issued a report about its audits of S-corporations. The report found that 62% of the time, the audit resulted in no changes for the taxpayer.
The individual filing deadline is about 2 weeks away. If you haven’t already filed your tax return, welcome to crunch time. While USPS will be open late to
I have had many friends become parents in the past year. I guess it’s that phase of life for my generation. While we don’t have any children yet,
Every year, from now until April 15th, there will be endless articles about how to get ready to visit your CPA. I even considered writing one, but after
In those days a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered. This was the first registration when Quirinius was governor of Syria.
Every year around this time, I always have people frantically ask “What can I do to save on my taxes?” Probably the most common answer is “It depends.”
A few years ago, I had a client in my office and we were working on his tax return. Let’s pretend his name is Larry. He had a
Since I’ve only been blogging for a couple weeks, I decided to set out on a quest to learn how to blog. Obviously, I couldn’t base much on
We recently had a Chick-fil-a open just a couple minutes away from our house. I’ve been a huge fan of Chick-fil-a for many years, ever since trying it
One of the tax saving strategies I’ve been implementing this year involves long term capital gains. Currently, as long as you are in the 15% tax bracket, all
As a CPA, several people have asked me, “What is the most important metric to tell how I’m doing in my business?” It’s actually a really important question.
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