From extensions for individual and business expenses—including the Work Opportunity Tax Credit—to a change in the kiddie tax, catch up on some of the latest laws and updates.

What happens to 401(k)s and IRAs after someone passes away? The SECURE Act outlines some new distribution rules that might affect you.

Signed in December 2019, the SECURE Act made a number of changes to 401(k) plans, to Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) and to help smaller employers set up their own plans.

Did know the IRS will offset some of the costs by giving people a tax credit? For adoptions finalized in 2019, the new parent can claim a credit of around up to $14,000 per child. In this podcast, we cover how this credit can financially aid in the adoption process.

It’s crazy, but we are at the end of the year. When you think back at the resolutions you made at the beginning of the year, how many did you accomplish? What are your 2020 resolutions? Today I want to talk about things that you may want to add to your 2020 list.

As the cost of day care continues to increase, did you know that there is an IRS credit that may be able to offset some of the expense? It’s called the Child and Dependent Care Credit. Learn more in this podcast episode.

In this day in age, it’s hard to go a day to not see someone who is selling a product for some type of multi-level marketing company, or what we call MLM. Being part of a MLM can bring some interesting tax misconceptions.

Education tax credits can offset some of the costs for college expenses. There are two main credits – the American Opportunity Credit and the Lifetime Learning Credit.

Education tax credits can offset some of the costs for college expenses. There are two main credits – the American Opportunity Credit and the Lifetime Learning Credit.

Education tax credits can offset some of the costs for college expenses. There are two main credits – the American Opportunity Credit and the Lifetime Learning Credit.