Advance Child Tax Credit (CTC) — Our recent article on the CTC helps explain the changes that need to be considered when filing your 2021 taxes. In order to appropriately record this credit and to avoid unexpected delays in return processing and refunds, you need to provide Form 6419 or a summary of the advanced […]
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This year, Tax Day is Monday, April 18, 2022, for most of the United States. (Maine and Massachusetts residents have until April 19 to file federal returns since April 18 is Patriot’s Day in those two states.) If you need additional time to file your 2021 taxes, please let us know as soon as possible. […]
Trading in cryptocurrency (also called “virtual currency” or “digital currency”) has risen exponentially in recent years. As it has become more common, it has also grown bigger on the IRS’ radar screen. For the second year in a row, Form 1040 (pictured below) includes a question about cryptocurrency at the top of the first page. […]
The President yesterday signed the American Rescue Plan Act into law, so the much anticipated $1.9 Trillion Covid-19 stimulus package is official.
Dear Clients and Friends, In our message last week, we talked about the importance of proactive tax planning, and shared a comparison chart of the two tax policy proposals, which we hope you found useful. With elections less than one week away, it’s important to also identify how the outcomes can affect your home state’s income tax as well. […]
Dear Clients and Friends, 2020 has already been an exceptional year—one that has demonstrated the importance of planning for the unexpected. The big unknown ahead of us now is the results of the presidential election on November 3rd. Will Republicans win a second term, or will Democrats take the White House? Which leads to the question: How will this affect […]