By Jeff England
Helping you navigate through the jungle of taxation.
In this episode, I briefly discuss ghost tax return preparers and why you should never hire a ghost tax return preparer to prepare your taxes. Navigating the Tax Jungle is a production of TWJ Media Group.
With April 15, 2024 fast approaching, it is time to begin thinking about filing an extension along with being in town to sign the return and make a extension payment if (necessary). An extension to file is not an extension...
In this episode I discuss a tax client who went with a tax preparer who was cheaper only to find an IRS Revenue Officer and US Marshall standing at his door one day asking questions about the tax return that...
2022 Season Kick Off
In this episode, I discuss the eight ways to reduce your tax liability like a millionaire.
In this episode, I discuss lowering your tax liability using capital gains and losses
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In this episode, I discuss some of the current trends and news regarding domicile and sales taxes on vehicles. Lately, it seems that Arkansas has been pursing vehicle purchasers who return their vehicle, total their vehicle, or have their vehicle...
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In this week’s episode, I discuss upcoming episodes, webinars, and presentations related to the Supreme Court case SD vs. Wayfair. Visit http://www.yourtaxteacher.com/242 for the show notes.
In this episode, I discuss last minute tax ideas an whether to time to consider whether to file an extension. You can find this episode's show notes at http://www.yourtaxteacher.com/241.
The American Opportunity Credit was made permanent in 2015. The credit is an education credit that can be used if a taxpayer or a dependent of a taxpayer is attending a post-secondary school in pursuit of a certificate or degree.The...
With tax reform, as tax preparers we expected that home equity loan interest was no longer going to be deductible after Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 that became law on December 22, 2018. However, the...
Medical expenses are still deductible on your tax return even after tax reform as an itemized deduction. Of course, the amount of your medical expense itemized deduction depends on the amount of your medical expenses and your adjusted gross income....
Interest income is taxable income unless it is non-taxable income.. Depending on whether it’s taxable or non-taxable income is how it gets reported on the Form 1040. While both types of interest is reported on the Form 1040, taxable interest...
When it comes to the tax year rolling over to the new year, most taxpayers will ask me if there are any deductions that can still take once the tax year rolls past December 31st. While the answer is normally...
When it comes to home ownership deductions, there are three primary deductions that you can deduct against your adjusted gross income for homeowners on Schedule A (Itemized Deductions). Property taxes can be deducted on property for which you pay taxes...
As taxpayers and tax preparers are preparing for the January 29, 2018 kickoff of the 2017 tax return tax preparation season, taxpayers and tax preparers will notice some changes to the final Form 1040. Line 34 in prior years was...
With income taxes, it comes down to income. Taxable income to specific. Of course, deductions plays a major role in determining taxable income. Income on a tax return is broken down into taxable income and non-taxable income. What isn’t non-taxable...
Overturning the North Dakota vs Quill case has been the goal of all the states since the case was decided in 1992 by the U.S. Supreme Court. South Dakota is the latest state to try to get the overturned either...
Happy New Year. 2018 is here which means that tax filing is around the corner when it comes to filing the 2017 tax return. Important dates to remember this year are: January 29, 2018 - IRS will begin accepting and...
There are no show notes for this episode as it just a quick episode to wish each of you a Happy New Year 2018 and a discussion on the upcoming episodes on tax preparation and tax reform.
2017 was a year of many tax changes at the local, state, and federal levels. In this episode, I discuss some of the major 2017 tax stories. 7. In 2017, IRS begin contracting with third party collection agencies to collect...
