by Christy Lee | Jan 18, 2019 | Cracking the Tax Code with Christy
May you be forced to consume much black ink when printing out your account ledgers. May you have the opportunity to turn to red ink when it benefits you the most. May your banker be lenient with reimbursements of fees and empathetic regarding your capital needs. May...
by Christy Lee | Jan 15, 2019 | Cracking the Tax Code with Christy
EITC, or more commonly known to taxpayers as Earned Income Tax Credit (or EITC) is a tax benefit to those who fall in the moderate to low income tax bracket. Earned income refers to taxable wages you earn from working for yourself or someone else. Taxpayers qualifying...
by Christy Lee | Dec 15, 2018 | Cracking the Tax Code with Christy
If you have employees, don’t forget to file your IRS 2018 year-end reports. The reports listed below are due by January 31st, 2019. IRS Form 941 for 4th Quarter 2018 – Employer’s Quarterly Federal Tax Return IRS Form 940 for 2018 – Employer’s Annual Federal...
by Christy Lee | Nov 15, 2018 | Cracking the Tax Code with Christy
In December 2017, legislators passed tax reform involving taxpayers who are home- owners looking to restore or renovate old homes or historically important buildings. This rehabilitation tax credit was created to entice property owners to earn tax breaks and credits....
by Christy Lee | Oct 31, 2018 | Cracking the Tax Code with Christy
Crave the thrill of scaring yourself silly for Halloween seasons to come? Why wait? Start today on the path to financial doom and destruction! First, get yourself in the right frame of mind. Convince yourself that your measly annual cash flow will never be noticed...
by Christy Lee | Oct 15, 2018 | Cracking the Tax Code with Christy
A well-known couple from Klawock, Alaska, have both been sentenced to 12 months in Juneau’s federal prison for failing to pay federal taxes incurred for income derived from commercial fishing. In May 2018, Roseann Demmert, and Archie Demmert III settled on a plea...