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Missed Deductions, Failing to Tell Tax Preparer About Life Changes Among Top 10 Tax Mistakes
A CPA shares the most common tax mistakes.
Looking for tax professionals in Dacula? Click here to see Dacula Patch directory listings for businesses offering financial services. DailyFinance has asked Certified Public Accountant Gary Craig to outline some of the most common tax mistakes to help taxpayers avoid making them. Click here to read the full story, and here's an overview of the mistakes you could be making: Which Dacula tax professional do you visit? Rate or review the following local financial services providers:
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Sunday, January 20, 2013
Tips for Preparing Your 2013 Federal Income Taxes
April 15 will be here before you know it.
By Greg Roberts Despite the kerfuffle over the possibility of another fiscal cliff and increased income and other taxes, it is only natural to feel some unease over what may transpire in the next few weeks. But we must focus on the taxes that we will owe for 2013. Your preparation for April 15th doesn’t have to be as painful as it may have been in years past, particularly if you remember a few important tips. First, don’t think that just because you didn’t receive a 1099 from another person or entity you did not have taxable income. Remember Tom Daschle, the former Senator from South Dakota and Senate Majority Leader, who had to withdraw his nomination as Obama’s health czar? Daschle “forgot” to include $340,000 in income because he had …
Sunday, December 30, 2012
5 Ways to Start Saving Money in the New Year
If your New Year’s resolution is to get your finances in order, these guidelines will help you get started.
In this economy—and especially during this time of year—many of us are facing our very own fiscal cliff. While we may not be able to raise revenue as easily as the federal government can, these five steps may help you reach solvency and put savings in the bank, financial planners say. Good luck!
