Pay your taxes on time. Don’t give the IRS any extra incentive to review your particular case. Paying and filing on time doesn’t ensure that you will not be audited but being on top of your taxes does show diligence … Continue reading
25 January 2012
Stress lowering Tax tips for the 2011 filing season #2
24 January 2012
I am blogging about Taxes
I am Blogging about Taxes I can’t believe I am blogging about taxes! I thought I would never do it, but here I am writing about a subject that nobody likes! You see the subject of taxes brings out the … Continue reading
23 January 2012
Stress lowering Tax tips for the 2011 filing season #1
Set up a meeting with your qualified Tax Accountant early in tax season. Many people wait until the last minute when their tax preparer is under the gun her/himself. To get the most thorough service, it behooves you to meet … Continue reading
20 January 2012
Tax Tip of the Day – Start a Small Business
January 20, 2012 Start your own business – you can deduct up to $5000 in start up costs in the first year when you start your own business! Other valuable deductibles that you can use to offset your self employment … Continue reading
19 January 2012
WNBP Radio Show – 3 Quick Tips for the 2011 Filing Season
In this radio podcast with WNBP.com 1450am morning host Win Damon we discuss 3 quick things to do to get ready for the upcoming tax filing season. First, you need to stay organized, when handling documents needed to prepare your 2011 … Continue reading
19 January 2012
Tax Tip of the Day – Organize your Tax Records
January 19, 2012 Organize your tax records – Try not to get overwhelmed by the crazy amount of tax paperwork you will receive in January and February. Store your documents in a safe place and look at all of them at … Continue reading
11 January 2012
Have You Ever Heard of a Positive Tax Audit?
Don’t laugh. I’m Stuart Steinberg, CPA, MBA, a tax professional here north of Boston and I’d like to ask you a question: Do you have the nagging feeling that you could be doing more to save on income taxes, but you … Continue reading
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