Saving Tips for Soon-To-Be Pet Owners
Owning a pet may improve your quality of life, but it probably won’t be cheap. Fortunately, many of the costs associated with responsible pet ownership can be controlled, or at least reduced.
Tax Strategies for Homeowners
Be aware that important tax consequences are often associated with some fairly common events involving your home.
A Tax Nightmare on Your Horizon
A recent tax law change by this edition of Congress now requires transaction reporting to the IRS for anyone receiving more than $600 in payments through digital payment tools like PayPal, Venmo, and CashApp.
Watch Out for Apartment Rental Rip-Offs
A recent Apartment List survey found that more than 40 percent of all renters have encountered a suspicious listing
Give Your Children the Financial Education They Need
Do your children know enough about managing debt, saving for college, or planning for retirement? Here are a few financial tips to pass along.
Consider Donating Appreciated Stock & Mutual Funds
One way to reduce your tax bill this year is to donate appreciated stock to a charity of your choice versus writing a check. This part of the tax code provides a tax benefit to you in two ways:
Contractors: Secure Your Job Site to Reduce Theft
Theft losses among contractors have reached almost a billion dollars annually. Try the following to stem losses on your sites:
Be Smart on the Road and Save Money
Most Americans are doing what they can to cut their budget and save money. One of the biggest costs is gas for vehicles.
Having a New Baby? These Tax Tips are Essential
There are big moments in everyone’s life. A new birth is one of them. The irony is that most life events also have tax consequences attached to them.
The Lost Art of Tracking Home Improvements
Tracking Home Improvements – Your best defense to a potentially expensive tax surprise in your future is proper record retention.