Phishing scams (pronounced “fishing”) is the attempt to acquire sensitive information by masquerading as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication. Phishing is done by someone sending an email to a user. They falsely claim to … Read More
Have you changed your address lately? You may want to keep these things in mind to make sure you receive your refunds or information from the IRS. This is true for your home or business address. … Read More
Health insurance premiums, especially in the light of the Affordable Care Act have risen dramatically. It is one of the largest expenses that most individuals pay. The cost of health insurance is allowed as part of … Read More
March Madness is right around the corner! I know we just got through the Superbowl. Before you get glued to your flat screen watching the NCAA playoffs, you may want to confront your own March Madness … Read More
Broncos win of Super Bowl 50 was a surprise to some. Not to me, they had a tight defense. I just hope their defense was just as good when planning to pay the Jock Tax. Superbowl … Read More
Mortgage Interest and Home Mortgage Tax Deduction is not all it may seem. One of the current IRS audit initiatives is checking to see if taxpayers are deducting too much home equity debt interest. Taxpayers are … Read More
Employer relief has been issued for ACA reporting. Starting the 2015 tax year, Applicable Large Employers (ALEs) were required to file Forms 1095-C and 1094-C with the IRS. They were also required to provide a copy of the … Read More