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03/27/2020

If you haven’t filed your return, you need to do so in order to maximize your stimulus check. Call us today at 412-281-5002 and we’ll be happy to discuss your options!

03/23/2020

In these uncertain times where government expenditure will be in the trillions, your refund may be held up for many months unless you act now. We can prepare your return 100% remotely so that you don’t need to risk your health. And yes, you still get a free Android tablet. Please call us at 412-281-5002 and let us help you get this rolling today.

03/22/2020

Even though accounting business locations have been closed by executive order, WE ARE STILL ABLE TO PROVIDE ALL SERVICES REMOTELY! If you require tax preparation, please let us know. In the meantime, stay inside and stay healthy!

03/20/2020

We have the ability to handle all of your tax preparation needs remotely during these uncertain times. Call us if you need help and please stay healthy!

03/18/2020

Don’t forget - the IRS has extended the payment deadline to July, but the filing deadline is still in less than a month. For those concerned about COVID-19, we are able to prepare your returns remotely. Call today for special pricing!

03/13/2020

02/28/2020

It’s not too late! Call today and we’ll get your taxes taken care of ASAP!

02/25/2020

Time is slipping by! Call today for a priority appointment and faster processing for your refund!

02/24/2020

Curious about what can get you in trouble? Check out this article from Kiplinger's to find out the top "red flags" for the IRS to examine your return more closely!

There's no sure way to avoid an IRS audit, but these red flags could increase your chances of drawing unwanted attention from the IRS.

02/22/2020

DID YOU KNOW:

People often bequeath their individual retirement accounts (IRAs) to loved ones. To avoid penalties, IRS rules require people who inherit an IRA to withdraw a minimum amount each year, tied to life expectancy. But starting in 2020, inherited IRAs will need to be drained within 10 years.

While that extra income may be welcome, it could push some into a higher tax bracket. And people who were planning on using inherited IRAs for their retirement savings may now have to speed up their timetables, forcing some to pay taxes on distributions sooner than expected

If you have questions about your taxes, please give us a call and we’ll work on it together!

02/22/2020

DID YOU KNOW:

Starting this year, the IRS is raising the standard deduction to $12,400 for individuals (from $12,200) and to $24,800 for married joint filers (from $24,400). The standard deduction has become more important than ever since 2018, when it rose to a high enough level that many taxpayers chose to stop itemizing.

However, you can still benefit from itemizing if you plan ahead. Bu bundling deductions such as charitable contributions or medical expenses, you might be able to itemize in one year and take the standard deduction in another year. Beyond that, the best way to benefit from recent tax changes may be to maximize all the tax-free retirement savings you can.

If you have questions about recent tax law changes or would like to discuss having your return prepared by people who are on top of the latest developments, please just give us a call!