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Remember when the payroll tax cut expired? Even though things were just going back to normal, to many taxpayers used to the lower payroll taxes it felt like a tax hike. Here is a list of Federal tax deductions coming to an End in 2013 unless Congress acts before the end of the year. Read More

Attention business owners, here are some new tax rules that you must know. With these new rules, a tax advisor is a must-have. Here are some of the new tax rules that you should get ready for. Read More

Earlier this month marked the day that tax code as we know it, complete with income tax, became law.
Here is a brief overview of how the income tax, how it came into being, as well as an overview of the changes that ensued. Read More

Many news organizations paint the wealthy who legally avoid or reduce their taxable income as unethical. Reducing taxes illegally is one thing, but legally reducing them is a another. What is your take? Read More

EBIT is an acronym for Earnings Before Interest and Taxes.

This is a term Bankers often use as a measure of a business’s earnings from operations. The EBIT reveals operating profitability without non-recurring or unusual income or expenses.

To calculate EBIT, start with the Net Operating Inc Read More

Any legally married couple, no matter the policy in the couple’s state of residence, will be considered married for tax filing purposes. Just because same-sex couples can now file jointly, does it mean they should? Read More

Get compensated to move from a potential employer has its tax caveats. Understand the different ways relocation benefits are provided and how each results in different tax consequences. Read More

Are you really benefiting from the mortgage tax deduction? And is it really something that has a big impact on your finances? As with most matters of personal finance, the answer depends on your own personal situation. Read More

One of the things businesses fear when they claim tax deductions and other benefits is that the IRS will come in and audit them. Here is what to avoid. Read More