Security Summit Focuses on Identity Theft In March of this year, all of the major players in the tax industry came together to focus on the problems of identity theft and tax refund fraud. Their aim was to have safeguards in place before the beginning of the 2016 filing season. This convocation, identified as the… Continue reading →
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Focus on Trump’s Tax Plan
Focus on Trump’s Tax Plan Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump recently proposed an innovative new tax plan that he maintains would simplify the tax code and reduce both individual and business taxes while, at the same time, remaining revenue neutral. With Trump currently the front-runner in several of the major polls, Americans were especially interested… Continue reading →
The Tax Extension Option
The Tax Extension Option You are not alone if you do not file your tax return on or before April 15th. Although this is the official deadline for the filing of personal tax returns, each year more and more people apply for an automatic six-month tax extension. The number of taxpayers requesting an extension increased… Continue reading →
Are You Prepared for Tax Season 2015?
Are You Prepared for Tax Season 2015? Are You Prepared for Tax Season 2015? While no one looks forward to tax season, there are a few simple ways get prepared and make the whole experience a little less painful. While it is best if some of these steps are taken before tax season starts, timing… Continue reading →
Tax Deadline for Citizens Living Abroad
Tax Deadline for Citizens Living Abroad – The tax filing deadline for United States citizens living abroad is on the horizon. That deadline is June 15th (pushed to June 16th for 2014). This automatic two month tax extension is granted to all overseas residents and does not require an extension request. The only condition for… Continue reading →
Out with the Old……Extended Tax Provisions 2014
Extended Tax Provisions 2014 – It is common knowledge that tax law is constantly changing and it seems that Tax Year 2014 will be no exception. Every year the government makes some changes to the tax code in an attempt to make it fit the current economic climate. These changes include doing away with existing… Continue reading →
