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Tax Preparation is hard. Between tax laws constantly changing each year, and a tax code that is thousands of pages long, some people may find rocket science easier than tax preparation. Many people have tax questions, but finding good tax advice is difficult, and free tax help is even harder.
At Pink Harbor, CPA, we want to provide you with free guides to answer your tax questions. These tax guides are here to help you with tax questions you may have, regardless if we prepare your taxes or not. Our tax guides below are full of answers to your tax questions, and they will be a great tax help to you when embarking on your tax preparation.
These tax guides contain general information for taxpayers to answer your tax questions. Accordingly, they should not be relied upon as a source of authority. Instead, taxpayers should seek professional tax advice for answers to specific tax questions.
How much should you write off for all those household items you donated?
How to keep track of your charitable giving.
What to do when you can’t file your taxes on time.
Requirements for filing an FBAR if you have accounts overseas.
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Applying for health insurance through the marketplace.
Can you write off that bad loan you gave to Uncle Leo?
When the gain on your house sale is taxable, and when it isn’t.
You worked your whole life for it, and now Uncle Sam wants some back.
What to do when the IRS sends you a “not so” love letter.
How the heck do you fill out this ancient matrix of options?
Why you need to keep business and personal finances separate.
How to take money out without commingling your assets.
A guide to tracking income and expenses for your home daycare gig.
Miscellaneous Income vs Non-employee compensation.
What health care reform means for a small business.
Are you required to offer your employees health insurance?
When is inventory an asset, and when does it get turned become an expense?
How to track the income and expenses for that house on Boardwalk.
Developing a Profit & Loss statement for that house on Park Place.
Avoiding the penalty for taking money out of your retirement plan early.
Proper tax planning can stay off Uncle Sam.
Standard Mileage Rate, Inflation Adjusted Amounts, IRS Encourages e-File and Direct Deposit, IRS Encourages Taxpayers to Get an Identity Protection PIN., SALT Deduction Limitation is Constitutional, FBAR Penalty is Per-Account, Not Per-Form, Self-Directed IRA.
Vehicle Depreciation Limits, Crowdfunding Update, Taxpayer Experience Office, Election Required to Claim Itemized Deductions, Mileage Log Book, IRS Impersonation Scams.
Standard Mileage Rate, HSA Inflation Adjusted Amounts, IRS Has Destroyed Millions of Paper Filed 1099s, Taxpayers Can Now Track Refunds for Past Two Years, More Options to Correct Returns Electronically, Employer Leave-Based Donation Program, Clothing Resembling Scrubs Deductible as Uniforms.
Penalty Relief for 2019 and 2020 Tax Returns, IRS Statement on Balance Due Notices (CP-14), More Options to Correct Returns Electronically, IRS Encourages Tax Professionals to Inform Clients AboutIdentity Protection PINs, Mileage Log Must Be Contemporaneous,
Traditional Individual Retirement Accounts and how to convert contributions to a Roth
Who is going to benefit from that IRA?
Which transactions are a no-no with an IRA?
Donating part of your IRS to a worthy cause.
What is an RMD, and when MUST you take it?
The old-fashioned IRA, and when it is a good choice.
How much should you write off for all those household items you donated?
How to keep track of your charitable giving.
Requirements for filing an FBAR if you have accounts overseas.
Applying for health insurance through the marketplace.
Can you write off that bad loan you gave to Uncle Leo?
When the gain on your house sale is taxable, and when it isn’t.
You worked your whole life for it, and now Uncle Sam wants some back.
What to do when the IRS sends you a “not so” love letter.
How the heck do you fill out this ancient matrix of options?
Why you need to keep business and personal finances separate.
How to take money out without commingling your assets.
A guide to tracking income and expenses for your home daycare gig.
Clasificación adecuada del empleado/contratista.
Miscellaneous Income vs Non-employee compensation.
What health care reform means for a small business.
Are you required to offer your employees health insurance?
When is inventory an asset, and when does it get turned become an expense?
How to track the income and expenses for that house on Boardwalk.
Developing a Profit & Loss statement for that house on Park Place.
Avoiding the penalty for taking money out of your retirement plan early.
Proper tax planning can stay off Uncle Sam.
Standard Mileage Rate, Inflation Adjusted Amounts, IRS Encourages e-File and Direct Deposit, IRS Encourages Taxpayers to Get an Identity Protection PIN., SALT Deduction Limitation is Constitutional, FBAR Penalty is Per-Account, Not Per-Form, Self-Directed IRA.
Vehicle Depreciation Limits, Crowdfunding Update, Taxpayer Experience Office, Election Required to Claim Itemized Deductions, Mileage Log Book, IRS Impersonation Scams.
Standard Mileage Rate, HSA Inflation Adjusted Amounts, IRS Has Destroyed Millions of Paper Filed 1099s, Taxpayers Can Now Track Refunds for Past Two Years, More Options to Correct Returns Electronically, Employer Leave-Based Donation Program, Clothing Resembling Scrubs Deductible as Uniforms.
Penalty Relief for 2019 and 2020 Tax Returns, IRS Statement on Balance Due Notices (CP-14), More Options to Correct Returns Electronically, IRS Encourages Tax Professionals to Inform Clients AboutIdentity Protection PINs, Mileage Log Must Be Contemporaneous,
Traditional Individual Retirement Accounts and how to convert contributions to a Roth
Who is going to benefit from that IRA?
Which transactions are a no-no with an IRA?
Donating part of your IRS to a worthy cause.
What is an RMD, and when MUST you take it?
The old-fashioned IRA, and when it is a good choice.
