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What to Know About Connecticut's New Tax Preparer Requirements
In 2018, Connecticut passed a law to regulate who can provide tax preparation services, making it one of only a handful of states to do so. In support of this comprehensive legislation, the Connecticut Commissioner of Revenue Services described the current setup as "pretty much the wild, wild west," leaving...
Preparing Your Clients for Tax Changes in Retirement
For most soon-to-be-retirees, preparing for the workforce-to-home transition involves at least one meeting with a financial advisor to ensure one's nest egg will provide adequate financial support. But unless this advisor moonlights as a tax expert, retirees who don’t seek some tax-specific advice may find...
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
Because the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act made so many sweeping reforms to the way individual and business income taxes are calculated, it’s crucial for tax preparers to be up to speed on the many changes this law brought. From the end of itemized deductions (in all but the rarest of cases) to an extra tax break for S...
Tax Deductible Business Expenses- Which ones can I write-off
Tax Deductible Business Expenses- Which ones can I write-off? We have the best instructors in the tax world. Check out this awesome post by one of our best - Mark Kohler. For more info check out Mark's latest update on deductions here. From Mark Kohler, Recently, I’ve had a lot of inquiries about what...
The IRS Begins to Modernize Its Processes
For decades, taxpayers and tax preparers alike have joked that the acronym for the Internal Revenue Service actually stands for “Is Really Slow.” But the IRS is looking to change both this long-held perception and the reality—that many taxpayers seeking advice or disputing an assessment will wait on hold for an...
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