Nov 1, 2020
After a brief break during the height of the spring shutdown, the IRS is back at it, auditing certain taxpayers. Your financial situation has likely gone through some unexpected bumps in 2020, which means your taxes could be more complicated than ever for the coming...
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Oct 1, 2020
Online options for schools have exploded in the wake of the pandemic. If you’re looking to expand your mind as you finish out your quarantine year, consider heading back to the virtual class-room. Or perhaps you’ve been hoping to help a family member with their...
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Sep 1, 2020
As nursing homes and eldercare facilities have been in lockdown this year, you may have suddenly taken on primary caregiver responsibilities for a loved one. It’s a tough job and one that only becomes more daunting as the bills pile up. But there are some critical tax...
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Aug 1, 2020
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many of us to consider our business succession and estate plans. No matter how successful you are or how well you take care of yourself, your financial situation and health are both surprisingly fragile and undeniably intertwined,...
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Jul 1, 2020
Travel and tourism spending in Texas dropped 86% over the spring months. If you own a vacation rental property, you’re feeling that sting. Maybe your rental income plummeted and has yet to recover. Click To...
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Jun 16, 2020
While the current economic distress we’re facing is due to an unprecedented chain of events, there are lessons from past downturns that can be applied as well as new opportunities — from tax credits to forgivable loans — that you can consider. You can start by taking...
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