Tax Tips from Stu Steinberg – CPA, National Speaker & Financial Advisor “Celebrating 25 Years in the Business” I have always said that there are two kinds of people, there are real estate investors, and everybody else! Anyone who invests … Continue reading
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16 February 2014
Erock CPA Tax Tips – IRS Form Schedule E Rental Income & Expense
12 February 2014
Erock CPA Tax Tips – Schedule D Capital Gains and “A Year and a Day”
Tax Tips from Stu Steinberg – CPA, National Speaker & Financial Advisor “Celebrating 25 Years in the Business” We use IRS form Schedule D to track capital gains, both long and short. There is a big difference between long and … Continue reading
Tax Tips from Stu Steinberg – CPA, National Speaker & Financial Advisor “Celebrating 25 Years in the Business” IRS form Schedule C is used for non-incorporated entrepreneurs to report their income and expenses. It is a very detailed form and … Continue reading
6 February 2014
Erock CPA Tax Tips – IRS Form Schedule B Interest & Dividends
Tax Tips from Stu Steinberg – CPA, National Speaker & Financial Advisor “Celebrating 25 Years in the Business” Schedule B is really one of the easiest forms of the whole bunch. It includes interest and dividends earned on investments, i.e. … Continue reading
24 January 2013
TAX SEASON 2013
Well folks it’s that time of year again: TAX TIME. I know you are all so excited about this, but let’s face it, we have to do this every year, right? It is always best to stay organized when planning for your … Continue reading
30 January 2012
Tax tip of the day for Teachers!
Teachers Take Your Deductions! Teachers who spend money on teaching related supplies and are not reimbursed by their employer are allowed to deduct those expenses to reduce their taxable income. The first $250 is deducted directly from taxable income. Unreimbursed … Continue reading
27 January 2012
Take Your IRA Deductions on your Tax Return
In 2011, taxpayers and their spouses may each be able to contribute up to $6,000 or $12,000 total to their traditional IRAs. Not only will $12,000 help a couple save for retirement, but it often results in a valuable tax … Continue reading
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