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Arranging your affairs to minimize taxes can help you save money and build wealth. To help our clients, community, and fellow citizens maximize their opportunities, we started #TaxTipTuesday back in 2013, providing free tax tips on our website, Twitter, and our email newsletter. Over the years we have expanded to social media, providing information on all channels. Over the years other CPAs and tax firms started posting on #TaxTipTuesday, making this a movement.

We want you to save money, make better decisions, and build wealth. We try to put out our ideas for planning ahead to save on our taxes on #TaxTipTuesday! Follow our hashtag on Social Media, watch our Go Lives, and Subscribe to our Newsletter to get your #TaxTipTuesday in your life. Everyone wants to keep more of the money they earn, and there is no better way to do this than with free tax tips.

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#TaxTipTuesday provides regular tax tips, and is the most popular part of our newsletter. However, #FinanceFriday is the second most popular feature. However, as a CPA whose background is in taxation, we will always anchor our newsletter and social media with solid tax tips to help you.

Whether using retirement accounts, maximizing deductions, taking advantage of short term stimulus rules, or other areas of the tax code, #TaxTipTuesday will inform and entertain you.

Copies of Tax Returns and Other Tax Information from the IRS

By |2021-05-12T23:32:08-04:00June 24th, 2014|Categories: #TaxTipTuesday|Tags: , , , |

Can’t find your copy of an old tax return? Not sure that you received all your 1099s or other tax forms this year? You can get the information from the IRS by requesting transcripts or copies of tax returns.

Why To Track Mileage

By |2021-05-12T23:32:30-04:00May 27th, 2014|Categories: #TaxTipTuesday|Tags: , , |

If you use your car for your business your CPA has probably told you to track your mileage. The reason is that there is two ways to calculate the auto-related costs for your car- actual expenses and standard mileage rate- and both rely on knowing the number of business miles you drove for the year.

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