What does a business owner do after setting up a LLC? There are many occasions that I meet with individuals during tax season that have set up a LLC during the year but did not take the appropriate steps after setting up the LLC to be best prepared for filing their business returns. Here are […]
Hello fellow tax filers; Tax season is officially underway. Just a couple tips on preparing for your meeting: Pull your prior tax return and compare your gathered documents to make sure you have received everything. There are several occasions were a client has forgotten a particular document. Take out a legal paid and write down […]
I spent sometime today visiting the IRS website. On the opening page was tips on selecting a tax preparer. Below are some tips taxpayers can keep in mind when selecting a tax professional: Select an ethical preparer. Ask about service fees. Be sure to use a preparer with a preparer tax identification number (PTIN). Research […]
So you have decided to switch CPAs for this upcoming tax season. Well here are a couple of do’s and don’ts: Don’t wait until tax season to make the switch. The 4th quarter is a great time to interview CPAs before it is CRUNCH TIME! Ask friends and family members for a referral. Interview at […]
If you filed Form 4868 before April 15th you have until October 15th to file your personal tax return before incurring a late filing penalty. If you have procrastinated because either you owe tax or have a complicated tax situation feel at ease. I would be more than happy to set up an appointment, answer your […]
If your 2014 personal tax return is filed after October 15th and you have a tax liability you will be assessed a late filing penalty. In most cases individuals filed an extension because they have a tax liability or they are waiting on a K-1 from a Sub S Corporation or partnership. Now is a […]
My first response to the client is, what type of entity structure did you form? They sometimes look at me with a puzzled look and then I respond with, was the LLC set up as a single member (sole-proprietorship), corporation (shareholders/officers) or a partnership (2 or more individuals). From their answer I can then further advise […]
Maryland’s personal income tax on State residents consists of a State income tax and a local tax (for the counties and Baltimore City). Residents who pay income tax to another state were allowed a credit against the State income tax, but not against the local tax. The Supreme Court determined that this taxing scheme was […]
No worries. If you found that you have made a mistake on filing your return or if the CPA has omitted information simply complete Form 1040X. Make sure to provide an explanation for the mistake. The IRS will contact you concerning the submission and review the amended return. The IRS could ask for additional information […]
Over the 24yrs that I have been in business I have learned that my clients are expecting to trust my judgment in advising them when it comes to handling their tax returns. I have learned a lot by listening to my clients, studying the tax code by taking continuing education seminars required to maintain my […]
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