

Buyouts and Early Retirement Packages: Are They Considered Taxable Income?
Sometimes, a company will decide that it is in their best interests to relocate to another state or country. Unfortunately in this event,...


Cryptocurrency and the IRS
Despite the fact that it has been around for approximately a decade, cryptocurrency has been a huge hit over the past couple of years....


Do I Have to Pay Taxes on Daily Fantasy Sports Winnings?
The NFL opened up their 100th season this past weekend with all 32 teams in action. The beginning of football season means a lot of new...


Pros and Cons of Converting Your Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA
The market of the United States has been recently volatile. While it is hard to pin point an exact cause, the effect is still the same....


Do I Really Have to Keep All of These Tax Documents? Tips for Tax Record Keeping in the Digital Age
Despite Michael Scott’s assertion that paper will be around for forever, it’s becoming less and less meaningful in terms of both...


Don’t Fall Victim to the Latest IRS Imposter Scam
Since the dawn of the digital age, imposters have been trying to find fraudulent ways to gain access to your personal information....


Home-Buying in the Brave New TCJA World
Title – Home-Buying in the Brave New TCJA World You could say, in the corniest sense possible, that buying a home is as American as apple...


What’s a VAT Tax and What Does It Want from You?
You’ve most likely heard of a Value-Added Tax (VAT) at some point. If you’ve ever travelled internationally there’s a good chance you’ve...


Making or Revoking Bonus Depreciation Elections
On July 31, 2019 the IRS issued a revenue procedure prescribing taxpayer’s the ability to make a late election, or revoke an election...


Capital Gains Tax Provisions that help Secure your Savings
When politicians need to generate revenue for new and existing programs, they often suggest increasing or modifying the capital gains...
































