Around tax season, it’s important for everyone to remain vigilant with protecting personal data because of an increasing number of IRS scams nationally. By learning these warning signs now, you can avoid becoming the next victim.
When you hear year-end tax planning, when do you think that planning should occur? Many people are under the misconception that you can wait until December to start planning your finances for the tax year—this is absolutely not the case! December 31st is the cutoff date to make any tax moves for the current filing year. This means that you need to plan well before the deadline, so that your finances are all sorted out in time for you to make decisions by the end of the year. Here are 10 tips to help investors with their year-end tax planning strategies.
Estimated taxes are the taxes paid periodically on your income. It is based on the predicted tax liability of the taxpayer. If you had any significant transactions since you last figured your estimates then you will want to consider how this will affect your tax bill in the future.
