

What is Considered Rental Income?
As landlords there are several different ways tenants may choose to pay rent, they may pay monthly, yearly, or perhaps all at once. How...


Rental Deductions
Many people own multiple pieces of property and may even rent to tenants. A common question is what deductions may be available for...


Online Sales Tax
Online retailers (big and small) beware, in a recent United States Supreme Court case (South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc.), they have...


IRS Warns Against Scams
Tax season comes and goes every year, and every year scammers send emails, phone calls, and text messages trying to secure personal...


Five-Year IRS Plan
Many people may have heard or taken notice on April 17, 2018 when they went to e-file taxes on the deadline and found that the system was...


Investing and Retirement Part 4: Investment Funds
Over the previous posts we’ve examined types of investing that the investor will be doing alone, with the final post we will be examining...


Investing and Retirement Part 3: Annuities
When planning for retirement, there are important factors to consider for you future. Personally, I think one of the best ways to plan...


Investing and Retirement Part 2: Bonds
So maybe you’re interested in starting to save for retirement, but you’re not into the volatile nature of the stock market? Well one of...


Investing and Retirement Part 1: Stocks
When planning for retirement, it’s important to get a head start in order to protect your future. Some workers are lucky enough to...


Sole Proprietorship
What’s the most common type of business in the United States? Corporation, LLC, partnership? When you drive down the street you’ll...
































