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On April 1st, 2020, the UK Government introduced a new Digital Services Tax (DST). Guest contributor, David Wharram discusses the implications. Read More

Are small businesses ready for taxes in the coming year?

The new 1.9 trillion-dollar Covid relief bill passed recently by congress includes Change to the IRS tax code that requires businesses to file 1099-K forms for anyone making more than $600 gross pay within a year.

This includes 3rd part Read More

Small business tax deadlines may not roll around until Feb. 1, 2021. But it’s never too soon to brush up on these 1099 tips. Read More

Coronavirus has turned the world upside down. While the stock markets are going haywire, credit card payments are getting affected as well. And taxes are no exception as the tax season 2020 is also experiencing the impact of the crisis. Things are chaotic for taxpayers right now as the pandemic unf Read More

Whether you plan on filing your state, federal, or both returns this month, H&R Block has a variety of services with discounts ranging from 25-35% off. Read More

As I interact via Zoom and telephone with clients, family and friends, I keep thinking of H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine. As a life-long science fiction fan, I see our surreal living situations born of the world-wide coronavirus epidemic as separating us into different “classes” of people, who are qu Read More

The tax season can be a stressful period for businesses. This period is marked with pressures to file for returns by a deadline and it inadvertently provides good opportunities for scammers to strike. Scammers pounce on opportunities to steal your sensitive data, identity theft or trick you out of Read More

Are you trying to figure out how to do taxes for freelancers? Read this article to learn how to easily do your taxes and how to track income as a freelancer. Read More

The 1099 miscellaneous is one of the most common tax forms. So who gets one? Typically, this form is issued to independent contractors, janitorial services, third-party accounts and other workers paid for services who are not on the payroll. But like many IRS regulations, it’s not quite so simple. Read More