Federal tax returns aren’t due until April 15th. However, you can start making a plan for your 2025 tax refund today, even if you have yet to file your return.
You might be excited about getting some cash back; however, it’s easy to blow through the funds quickly if you don’t have a plan in place. Below, we’ll walk you through this process to help you make better choices once the money gets into your hands.
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In today’s dynamic and ever-evolving economy, many individuals are exploring the world of side hustles to supplement their primary income. Whether you’re aiming to pay off debts, build an emergency fund, or simply enhance your lifestyle, a well-managed side hustle can be a powerful financial tool. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the art of maximizing side hustle earnings and budgeting wisely to make the most of your additional income streams.
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If you’re looking for a way to give back this Memorial Day, consider writing a personal check to support Veteran causes. You’ll be happy to find out that there are ways to make a difference and donate to deserving charities, while still being financially conscious. As you continue reading, we will cover some helpful tips for donating this Memorial Day so everyone wins.
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The tax filing deadline is quickly approaching for the 2022 tax year. This can be a stressful time for many small business owners, especially if you’re not prepared. But, with a little planning and organization, you can make tax season a breeze. Here are five tax season tips to help your small business stay on top of its taxes this year.
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It’s that time of year to start asking yourself what you’ll do with your 2023 tax refund. Many are excited to get some cash back but sadly blow through the funds as quickly as they came. It’s time to make a plan on what to do with the money before it gets into your hands. That way, you’ll be able to make better choices and set yourself up for a successful year!
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Reminders to wash our hands, to keep social distance, and to avoid sneezing and coughing in public have become an almost daily occurrence in the media. But physical health is not our only concern in the face of stock market plunges, rising unemployment, and forced business closures.
Those who want to start their own business and find success in 2017 must have a plan established to gain financial independence and stabilize the business. For many people, it can be easy to make mistakes that can lead to financial disasters due to a lack of experience or resources.
To ensure that you start your business on the right financial foot in the new year, there are a few important tips to follow that will prove to be effective long-term. Continue reading
Here is my second stock photo attempt, just in time for tax season. This one didn’t require any expensive props either but I did have to use my son’s glue stick to hold the sheets together. Feel free to use this image, just link to www.SeniorLiving.Org
Filing taxes can strike fear into the heart of even the bravest people. After all, no one wants to come under the scrutiny of the Internal Revenue Service or be flagged for an audit.
When income is low and taxes are simple, preparing your own return with the help of tax preparation software is relatively straightforward and the risks of being chosen for audit is usually very minimal. However, there are many cases, even when your annual income is low, that hiring a tax professional to prepare your tax returns is a much smarter and safer option. Continue reading
Investing in a green office building proves to be a growing trend in the business culture today. Focus has shifted from viewing a building as a necessary place to perform work to understanding the environmental impact of the structure and the way it operates.
Also known as sustainable buildings, green buildings are defined as a structure and process that are environmentally responsible from location and construction to use and demolition.
We all start getting tense and tight as we get close to tax time, worrying about whether we will owe and if so how much, or worrying about whether we will get enough back to do the things we want and need to do. One way to have some control over the outcome is to be so familiar with the tax changes that are in effect for 2016 that we make maximum use of any opportunity to minimize the pain and maximize a positive outcome.
