Your refund may be delayed if you don’t report this properly on your tax return this year: Unfortunately, some of the information sent to you may not be accurate. You need to do this instead: If you have children, then go to irs.gov/account to retrieve information regarding the Advance Child Tax Credit. Even if you […]
Challenges at the IRS
The IRS is facing many challenges that have carried over from last year. According to the IRS, its workforce has shrunk by 17% from 2010, while its workload, as measured by the number of individual return filings, has increased by 19 percent. What are some issues and what can you do for this tax filing […]
Tax Deadline & Updates
You may have heard that the IRS extended the individual tax deadline by one month to May 17th, but there are important updates to know as follows: The deadline to file corporate taxes has not been extended and is still April 15th States are expected to extend their deadline, but we’ll have to wait and […]
PPP Deadline Approaching
The deadline for the PPP loan is March 31st, so do not wait to apply if you qualify. Some tips are as follows: Apply through your existing bank You must have 300 or fewer employees Have already used or plan to use your original PPP funds Can demonstrate at least a 25% reduction in revenue […]
Possible Extensions
There have been major challenges with being able to file tax returns, especially business returns, which are due soon on March 15th for s-corporations and partnerships. This relates to new tax laws, loan forgiveness, and delays with states approving tax forms and software. Additionally, New Jersey has new complexities with its new BAIT (Business Alternative […]
Increase & Conserve Your Mental Energy in 5 Ways
What exactly is mental energy? A good definition can be found at PubMed.gov and can be described as “ . . . the ability or willingness to engage in cognitive work.” Why is this important what can you do to manage your mental energy? Importance of Mental Energy Using your mental energy wisely can help […]
IRS Delays Tax Season Plus Important Deadline Reminders
With all of the last minute tax law changes the IRS needs more time to program their systems. Here are important filing dates: February 12th: IRS begins 2021 tax season. Individual tax returns begin being accepted and processing begins. February 22nd: Projected date for the IRS.gov Where’s My Refund tool being updated for those claiming […]
PPP2 Overview
Questions about PPP2? Here is an overview: How much is the loan amount? The amount is 2.5 times your average monthly payroll during 2019 or trailing 12 months. For hotels and restaurants the amount is 3.5 times average monthly payroll. How to qualify? You must have 300 or fewer employees Have already used or plan […]
Run Your Business Smoothly During the Holidays
Is that a contradiction, especially if you are a retailer? Aside from retailers and the hecticness from all the holiday shopping, the holidays can go somewhat smoothly for your business. Here are a few ideas for non-retailers and those businesses that are not absolutely crazy during the Holidays: Schedule time off: Some businesses close during […]
Are You Tired of Overspending on Christmas?
Even with the best of intentions, almost everyone overspends on Christmas. Here are a few ideas to keep overspending to a minimum: Go easy on electronics: Electronic devices, aside from TV’s, are usually the smallest, most expensive items to purchase. Top of the line smart phones cost more money than computers and laptops. Also go […]