CMS Updates Medicare Part D for 2025
The Inflation Reduction Act made several changes to Medicare Part D (Medicare’s prescription drug program).
The Inflation Reduction Act made several changes to Medicare Part D (Medicare’s prescription drug program).
Small Business Week honors the people you work with who make a difference in the community. They provide a service, a product or both that might not otherwise be around if it weren’t for them.
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A lot of small businesses hire independent contractors to do projects that don't require a regular full or part time employee. Part of that process can be have that person fill out a W-9 form so that you have the proper information to give them a 1099-NEC form the next January showing how much you paid them.
The IRS tax brackets are probably the misunderstood part of the tax code. Most people think that all of their income is taxed at the highest percentage that their income throws them into. This is not true. The income tax system in the United States is a progressive tax system. That means that different parts of your income is taxed at different rates.
When working on people's taxes and have them have a balance due after starting that new job, I have to have a conversation explaining how the new W-4 form works. You know, that form you have to fill out to tell your employer how much money to withhold from your paycheck to cover your tax liability.
If you don't like owning taxes at the end of the year, then here are some things you should know:
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Through snow, rain, heat and gloom of night has been the saying for the U.S. Postal Service for nearly 250 years. Although that core task remains the same, that doesnt mean everything else stays the same in 2024.
Here are five things that will be different at USPS this year.
1. Stamp prices are going up
Those who make more than $400,000 aren't the only people the IRS is looking at regardless of what you hear in the media.
The IRS believes that sole proprietors' underreporting of income and overreporting of expenses cost the government about $182 billion of projected lost revenue not paid voluntarily in tax year 2021 alone. This figure doesn't even take into consideration underpaid or unpaid self-employment taxes.
Here are some of the suggestions that government auditors are looking at to lower noncompliance:
by Ron Paul | Mar 25, 2024
This weekend’s late-night spending vote in Congress seems like another in an endless series of sequels to a bad suspense movie. Just at the brink of “disaster,” just before the stroke of midnight, Congress pulls off a miracle and passes an omnibus bill to save us from a “government shutdown!”
The heroes have saved the day!
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Small businesses have a lot on their plate during tax season. From tracking expenses to filing returns, it can be a daunting process. However, with the right tools at your disposal, managing your finances can be a breeze. QuickBooks, a leading financial management software, offers a suite of tools designed to help small businesses thrive during tax season. In this blog post, we'll explore three QuickBooks tools that can help your small business succeed during this critical period.
If you want to pay less when you retire, moving to one of the states that don’t tax retirement income might be one way to do that. So, if your retirement income includes Social Security benefits, distributions from a 401(k) or IRA, or a pension, you might want to consider one of these states.
One of the common misconceptions that divorced parents have is that whatever the divorce agreement says will be honored by the IRS. This is no longer true. Starting in 1996, the IRS came up with the custodial parent rules and Form 8332 (or its equivalent) to determine who can legally claim a dependent.