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Taxes

November 18, 2022 By john

Is My Inheritance Taxable?

When you receive assets from your parents that come from their estate, this is considered a taxable event. It may seem like there are no taxes due on the purchases you receive if your parents were exempt from income tax, but this is not the case. If your parents' estate is valued over the exclusion

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November 11, 2022 By john

How Are Bonuses Taxed And How To Lower Tax Liabilities

Bonuses are taxed as income, and the IRS will work hard to identify the amount you received. There are several tax deductions that you can claim in order to reduce your tax liabilities. Since bonuses are taxed as income, they must be included in gross income before any allowable deductions and

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March 18, 2022 By john

How Tax-Friendly Is Washington Compared To The Other 49 States

Tax rates for individuals vary across the nation. The Tax Foundation has a whole section dedicated to state taxes which provides a detailed look into the different tax rates and deductions available in each state. Each state has its regulations regarding taxation and each taxpaying citizen should be

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February 25, 2022 By john

How To Get $8,000 From The Childcare Tax Credit

People get stressed when tax season approaches as everyone is required to file their taxes correctly or face significant financial consequences. This year however, parents get a reprieve as they can write off up to $8,000 through the childcare tax credit. The following points will provide insight

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October 15, 2021 By john

Does the IRS Forgive Taxes After 10 Years?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is an agency that deals with tax collection, and administers the Internal Revenue Code enacted by congress. It is the responsibility of law-abiding citizens to pay taxes as authorized by the government. Below are the following things you need to know. Are Ten

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September 24, 2021 By john

What Is Disposable Income?

One of the most important things you can do to improve your overall quality of living is to sit down and determine how much disposable income you have available to you on a regular basis. The first challenge is an inherent one and that comes from misconceptions on what the term really means.  It

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September 3, 2021 By john

What To Expect For The 2022 Tax Season

Federal income taxes seem ever-changing and shrouded in a veil of vague rules and complicated math. Tax season offers relief for some, as they anticipate extra funds for the year. But for others it is a time of stress as they wonder how much they owe the federal government. But what if the veil

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April 2, 2021 By john

Why Are Taxes So Complicated?

In a number of industries, language serves as the barrier of entry. If you study law, then codes, laws, and court cases become second-nature. If you join the military, your concept of the alphabet can change over the course of boot camp. And even if you just jump into a startup, there's undoubtedly

Filed Under: Outsourcing Accounting, Small Business, Taxes

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