The Treasury Inspector General for Taxpayer Administration (TIGTA) is warning taxpayers about one particular category of tax scams that has proven to be very widespread,… Read more »
Catastrophes, thefts, natural disasters, accidents, fires – they happen. If such misfortunes strike, a well-researched and up-to-date homeowner’s insurance policy can keep your family’s finances… Read more »
What will happen to your business if you die, retire, or become disabled? If you are the owner of a small business, you need a… Read more »
Who have you designated as beneficiaries for your insurance policies and retirement accounts? If you can’t remember, you’re not alone. But it’s worth checking. If… Read more »
A good domestic worker can help take care of your children, assist an elderly parent, or keep your household running smoothly. Unfortunately, domestic workers can… Read more »
In its final session of the year, Congress extended a long list of tax breaks that had expired, retroactive to the beginning of 2014. But… Read more »
Many small start-up businesses are off and running before any record system has been set up. There is money deposited into the new business checking… Read more »
There are many ways to make your business more profitable, and sound credit policies are high on the list. The current slowdown in the economy… Read more »
Many small business owners pay too little attention to their financial statements. This is due in part to not understanding just what the statements have… Read more »
Are you aware of the numerous age-related provisions in the IRS code? They are probably more plentiful and significant than you thought. Here are a… Read more »
