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02/08/2022

12/27/2021

2021 is not over yet, you can still make donations!

It's the last week of the year, which means it's your last chance to save big on taxes. Here are 10 tips to reduce your taxable income for 2021.

12/07/2021

It’s been a never ending year, every part of our lives and economy has been impacted, but we are on our way to rebuilding and recovering. We have been challenged to upgrade to meet the needs of safer, and more accessible virtual services. The IRS has also been working on tools to improve your ability to get in contact with them, check this out!

There are several methods you can use to contact the IRS, including online, over the phone, and in person.

04/14/2021

Hackers left behind code in Microsoft emails, and FBI got a warrant to go into Microsoft email accounts to remove it....this was quieter than a mouse 👀

Not updating your critical software? The FBI might just do it for you.

03/18/2021

Tax filing deadline extended to May 17th

The Internal Revenue Service delayed the main April 15 tax-filing and payment deadlines for individuals until May 17, giving taxpayers and preparers a bit of breathing room in an unusually complicated tax season.

02/16/2021

You can now easily book your appointments online!

You can now book and manage appointments using our booking page.

02/10/2021

If you have not received your do not worry, opens up Feb 12, 2021 and you can claim a rebate to get it if qualify with your taxes.

From tax professionals to do-it-yourself software, all eyes will be on Line 30 of IRS Form 1040.

01/06/2021

If you have loved ones in Nursing Homes, know the FTC Guidelines say they can't take your family member stimulus Payment!

12/30/2020

Tips on Life Insurance

Categories Save Money If You’re in Your 40s, Here’s How to Get a Huge Life Insurance Policy for $16 Post author By The Penny Hoarder Staff Post date July 20, 2020 If you’re relatively young and healthy, you’re probably not thinking about life insurance. In fact, it might be the furthest thin...

10/04/2020

If you claim the earned income tax credit, whose average recipient makes less than $20,000 a year, you’re more likely to face IRS scrutiny than someone making twenty times as much. How a benefit for the working poor was turned against them.