This week, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo had restaurant owners calling “fowl” on new rules requiring bars to serve food with their drinks. The New
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Taxes From A To Z 2020: Q Is For Qualified Appraisal
For federal income tax purposes, if you claim a charitable deduction for an item or group of similar items of donated property worth more than
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What You Need To Know About Payroll Tax Cuts
When I was younger, a family friend gave us a pile of old dresses. Hand-me-downs weren’t new to us, and my mom was an amazing
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Ask The Taxgirl: Unemployed Persons & Stimulus Checks
Taxpayer asks: I heard that people that has never been employed or work could still get the stimulus check is that true? Taxgirl says: Yes.
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Ask The Taxgirl: Getting Married & Filing Status
Taxpayer asks: So, my fiancé filed her taxes in February as Single. We then got married in May, and I am just now filing my
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Learn To Relax During A Stressful Tax Season – Or Anytime
Join Kelly this week for a podcast focused on something we all dread: stress. Tax season and deadlines mean that stress is a concern for many taxpayers and professionals. There
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Taxes From A To Z 2020: P Is For Personal Exemption
It’s my annual Taxes from A to Z series! If you’re wondering how to figure basis for cryptocurrency or whether you can claim home office
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Taxes From A To Z 2020: O Is For Ordinary & Necessary
It’s my annual Taxes from A to Z series! If you’re wondering how to figure basis for cryptocurrency or whether you can claim home office
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Taxes From A To Z 2020: N Is For Nexus
It’s my annual Taxes from A to Z series! If you’re wondering how to figure basis for cryptocurrency or whether you can claim home office
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IRS Reminds Taxpayers That RMDs From Retirement Accounts Are Not Required In 2020
The Internal Revenue Service (2020) has issued a reminder to taxpayers that they are not required to take money out of their individual retirement accounts (IRAs) and
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