For calendar year’s 2021 and 2022, the new COVID-19 relief package, formally known as the Consolidated Appropriations Act, will make major changes to the deductions
Written by Olivia Cole As we age, our families are often burdened with the ever-increasing long-term care expenses related to home health care services and
Written by Jennifer Cochran With the extended July 15th tax deadline past us, now is a great time to think about 2020 tax planning strategies.
The State of Missouri is erroneously refunding estimated payments made for year 2020. They are mailing out checks for the amounts paid for the first
Written by Jay Logal The IRS has made cryptocurrency (bitcoin) a hot button topic. They recognize that taxpayers are not reporting transactions involving bitcoin, and
The new tax law effective for the 2018 tax year provides a new income tax deduction for business income earned from pass-through entities under Code
written by Kathy Hillenburg The new tax law effective for the 2018 tax year provides a new income tax deduction for business income earned from
written by Jacque Mattson Digital currency, also known as cryptocurrency, made its big entrance into the world during 2017. Whether you use Bitcoin or other
written by Ray Moncrieffe The Tax Cuts and Job Act, enacted on December 22, 2017, brought about some major changes in the tax code. These
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