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Posted by: Myrick CPA Posted on: Mar 07 2024

Authorized Tax Representation: Navigating an IRS Audit with Confidence

Facing an IRS audit or dealing with a complex tax issue can feel a bit like navigating an endless, highly complicated maze. While the IRS does provide resources and information, the process can be incredibly overwhelming, leaving you feeling unsure and out of your depth. In these situations, understanding your options and seeking professional support becomes crucial. This is where third-party representation comes in, offering a valuable solution to individuals and businesses facing tax challenges.

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What U.S. Taxpayers Should Know about 2023 IRS Inflation Adjustments

While many routines in life remain consistent, the tax code isn't one of them. Every year brings adjustments, and 2023 is no exception to that rule. Several vital changes, driven by inflation, have impacted everything from tax brackets to retirement contributions, but don’t fret - some of the changes might even be beneficial. Read through to get a clear breakdown of what's new, and the ways in which it will (or will not) affect your tax status this year. If you need expert tax advice or clarification on any of these adjustments, arrange a meeting with your CPA or other professional tax preparer.

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The Inflation Reduction Act: Tax Benefits and Eligibility for Credits

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 represents a significant milestone in U.S. tax legislation. Designed to address economic concerns and support various sectors of the economy, this legislation brings several key tax benefits to American taxpayers. Delve into the details of this complex yet vital piece of legislation.

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Tax Breaks for Married Couples: Discover the Advantages and Benefits

It’s no secret that marriage is a life-changing event, often in ways you never expected. One of those oft-overlooked changes is the impact that getting married can have on your taxes. Learn more about the eligibility criteria and explore the best strategies to maximize your savings. Whether you’re newlyweds or are celebrating a milestone anniversary, a better understanding can help you and your spouse make more informed financial decisions. There are a relatively broad range of tax breaks for married couples. Discover the advantages and benefits, all of which have the potential to lead to significant savings.

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How Education Tax Credits Offer Tax Savings for Eligible Taxpayers

Investing in education is almost always a wise decision, but it can also introduce a very real financial burden. Fortunately, there are education tax credits that can present a valuable opportunity to offset some of the associated expenses. Exploring how education tax credits work, the eligibility criteria, and how they can benefit you as a taxpayer can make higher education more accessible. Whether you are a student working to further your education, a small business owner taking courses for your own professional development, or the parent of a college student, these credits can lead to substantial tax savings. Here’s how education tax credits offer tax savings for eligible taxpayers.

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What You Need to Know About the Tax Rules for Claiming Dependents

When tax season approaches, it’s always a good idea for parents and guardians to familiarize themselves with the current rules for claiming dependents. Doing so can lead to valuable tax benefits but also comes with highly specific eligibility criteria and guidelines. Delve into the intricacies of claiming dependents on your income taxes and empower yourself with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions, maximize tax savings, and ensure full compliance with tax regulations. Here’s what you need to know about the tax rules for claiming dependents.

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Posted by: Myrick CPA Posted on: Jul 20 2023

Tax Credits You Don't Want to Miss: How to Determine Your Eligibility

Tax credits are powerful tools that directly reduce your tax liability, dollar for dollar. Unlike deductions designed to reduce your taxable income, tax credits directly reduce the amount of tax you owe. Tax credits are a great way to save money on your taxes because they can help to reduce your overall tax burden or even entitle you to a tax refund. Read on to learn more about the tax credits you don’t want to miss - and how to determine your eligibility.

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If You’re Self-Employed, Here’s What to Expect When Filing Your Taxes

In the past few years, self-employment, or working as a freelancer, has become a popular means to earn a living while pursuing creative ideas or working on passion projects. However, along with the many benefits of being your own boss, such as scheduling and completing work at your convenience, there are tax repercussions of which you need to be aware. For self-employment tax reporting, there’s some specific information and documentation you must have on hand when tax time rolls around. If you’re self-employed, here’s what to expect when you file your taxes.

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With Just Days to Go, Tax Time is Upon Us! Do You Need an Extension?

Love it or hate it, tax time is looming large. (Not that we think many of you love it, unless of course you’re receiving a tidy sum in a refund).  All through the winter, and into spring, you try to stop thinking about it (or you've completely forgotten), but the deadline is drawing very near.  You are supposed to get your taxes filed before the 18th of April, and there's no time left to tip-toe around the topic. With just days to go, tax time is truly upon us! Do you need an extension?

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Mar 02 2023

Good Tax Planning Never Leaves Money on the Table

Three kinds of taxpayers are doing their taxes incorrectly: those who are waiting for a refund, those who are dreading doing their taxes, afraid of owing as much as they did in the prior year, and those who have actually haven't got a clue as to what their taxes will look like once the dust settles. What they all have in common is insufficient planning, and each of them should take time to sit down with a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and start planning for next year - because good tax planning never leaves money on the table.

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