This is the time of year when we give thanks, share in family traditions, and make memories with the ones we love. But, as most of 2020 was a challenging time, this holiday season will likely be celebrated differently. (more…)
This year might be almost over, but there are still plenty of steps you can take to minimize your tax bill in 2021. Focusing on your finances may not be as fun as concentrating on the holidays (although, it might be an even draw this year), but you’ll be glad you did if you realize significant savings.
In March, when the coronavirus was declared a pandemic, employers collectively asked millions of employees to pack up their desks and start working from home.
There are over 800 forms used to report income, calculate taxes to be paid, and disclose information to the IRS. Effective January 2021, there will be one more.
If you’re responsible for your company’s 401(k) administration, you know the annual 401(k) audit can get a little stressful. The good news is there are steps you can take to make your audit pain-free.