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Tax Brackets Changing Soon - How it will Affect Your Clients
Rising costs across the United States throughout the pandemic leading into this year did not go unnoticed. Not only did the cost of goods and services go up, but so did tax rates. Employers are not all keeping up with the cost of living expenses increase in pay for their employees which could cause changes to their...
Next Steps to Take for Your COVID Relief Loans
The Small Business Administration (SBA) created opportunities for small businesses to receive relief during the COVID-19 outbreak to aid with the struggles the pandemic had unleashed for many small businesses. To help with such circumstances including loss of business revenue, to payroll protection, many small...
Implications for Cryptocurrency Investors
Over the past several years, cryptocurrencies have become popular with investors… and the IRS. Investors of various virtual currencies have ignored or tried to slip past the guidelines on how it's considered taxable. On the same token, tax preparers for crypto investors haven’t stayed informed enough about the...
Back To School: Child Tax Credits & Refunds To Claim
The time of the year has come for kids to get back to school! As they dive into the books and gain knowledge, you can too. When it comes to having children, there are specific tax credits to consider which can significantly assist your clients in the long term. There are two types of credits that can help leave money...
Is It True That The IRS Hired 87,000 New Agents To Audit Americans?
Recently there was a bill proposed for hiring roughly 87,000 new IRS agents over the next 10 years. As of Aug 12, 2022, the proposed bill passed under a massive climate and health care bill to include the $80 billion increase in IRS funding over the next decade (a 10% budget increase annually) and an increase in...