For many of us, the feeling of uncertainty can be an uncomfortable one. Watching the market continue to dip day after day without knowing when or how a rebound will come can make some investors want to push the emergency … Continue reading
Category Archives: Current Events
12 March 2020
Stay the Course of Your Financial Plan
28 February 2020
A Snapshot of the 2020 Democratic Tax and Wealth Plans
We’re up, Massachusetts! This week MA voters are beginning to cast early ballots for the presidential primary. The big day, however, is Tuesday, March 3, where voters head to the polls to make their selection for a presidential candidate. But, … Continue reading
10 February 2020
The SECURE Act: Key Takeaways and Strategies to Consider
Over the past few years, we have seen some of the greatest shifts in tax legislation. And just as we are finally digesting the unprecedented tax reform changes of 2018, we now turn our attention to one of the most … Continue reading
7 January 2020
Important Tax Deadlines in January
Most of us are familiar with the matriarch of all tax days—April 15—but there’s other federal tax deadlines to be aware of as well to stay in compliance with the IRS. January 15 – 4th Quarter Estimated Taxes If you … Continue reading
5 December 2019
10 Reasons Why Your Small Business Needs a Bookkeeper
With many small businesses thriving during the holiday season, this is the time of year that makes running a business exciting and enjoyable! This is also the time of year to reconcile books and prepare for tax season. How can … Continue reading
The House of Representatives has passed a bill with nearly 100% of the votes which may change the way we plan for retirement. There are three key changes which will come into play if the current version of the bill … Continue reading
11 February 2019
The 20% Passthrough Tax Deduction for Small Businesses (IRS 199A)
At Erock, we have been consulting with small business owners since the late 1980s. Many people have run their businesses as non incorporated Schedule C filers, while others have formed partnerships or S-Corporations for many differing reasons. These “passthrough” taxpayers … Continue reading
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