How Avoid tax refund shock this tax season
Chief Tax Information Officer Mark Steber covers why many Americans may not get the tax refund they’ve come to expect in prior years and how to avoid getting shocked at tax time.
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Chief Tax Information Officer Mark Steber covers why many Americans may not get the tax refund they’ve come to expect in prior years and how to avoid getting shocked at tax time.
2020 tax planning
UPDATED ON: December 23, 2020
In late December 2020, Congress passed the Omnibus Spending Bill which included the COVID Tax Reform Act of 2020 (COVIDTRA 2020). It’s an extension to the CARES Act designed to provide additional help to protect businesses and individuals from the economic effects of the Coronavirus.
UPDATED ON: December 23, 2020
Traditionally, freelancers and gig workers have been unable to claim unemployment benefits. Independent contractors and their clients don't pay into state unemployment funds by default. However, with the unprecedented situation that the COVID-19 pandemic has created, self-employed workers who otherwise wouldn't normally qualify for unemployment may now be eligible for payments.
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First, take a deep breath. Now, make sure to read the notice as soon as possible. Some notices have been sent to inform you that the IRS needs additional information or that you owe money. If you don’t read them, you may miss an easy resolution opportunity, important deadlines or accrue additional penalties and interest on outstanding tax debts.
See if you qualify for any tax breaks for operating a business from your home.
We know how difficult unemployment can be. Here’s what you need to know before filing your taxes this year.
Tax reform suspended deductions for job hunting, moving for a job, and job-related expenses. These expenses are no longer deductible for tax years 2018 through 2025.
Enacted in 2010, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is health insurance reform that affected every American. In 2017, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was passed that eliminated the federal penalty for taxpayers who didn’t have health insurance.
Thanks to tax reform, starting in 2019, the penalty for not having health insurance will be $0.
Are you having a difficult time affording healthcare coverage through an employer? You might be eligible for the Advanced Premium Tax Credit, designed to help you and your family get affordable healthcare.
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