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5 Things to Know After Your Approval for Payroll Protection Program Funds
T New regulations came out yesterday, which have provided some more guidance. 1. The first disbursement should be received no later than 10 days after you’ve been approved. 2. You have eight weeks to use the funds for eligible...
COVID-19 Tax Scams
The IRS has issued a notice urging taxpayers to watch their tails and be ready to sniff out tax scams should they be the target. Amidst the chaos our humans are going through during the Corona Virus (Also known as COVID-19) pandemic that’s hitting our two-legged...
Taxes and COVID-19
In light of the nationally declared pandemic, also known as the Corona Virus or COVID-19, taxpayers are eager to find out if the IRS will halt services, audits, and change the deadline of the standard April 15th deadline for filing taxes for 2019. While there have...
Educator Expense Deductions
It’s time to file your income tax return for 2019. If you’re a teacher from K through twelve, or are an instructor, principal, teacher’s aid, or counselor with at least 900 hours within a school year, you’re eligible for certain Educator Expense Deductions. If...
Get Your Doghouse Ready for a Visit from Uncle Sam!
Is your doghouse ready for a visit from Uncle Sam? The IRS recently increased its number of revenue officers in order to make sure all earned bones and treats are accounted for, especially by top dogs in higher income brackets. And those revenue officers...
Tax Education Credits
With the filing season here, students as well as their parents should study up on the new tax credit breaks that can help with the continuously rising cost of higher education. Why? The IRS is now reducing liability that students (or their parents) owe each year,...
Don’t Count on a Tax Refund
I’ve hung out near the water bowl a time or two. And around April 15, what I mostly witnessed was the excited pantings of dogs over “earning” big refunds from Uncle Sam because the year before they paid in to Uncle Sam more taxes than they actually owed on their...
Have a side gig? Report to Uncle Sam!
This is January 2020, and I’m ready for the New Year to start off on the right paw. Early last year I began stockpiling a hefty number of bones, just in case I suffered an unexpected hunger pang or two, or maybe wanted to invite some puppy friends over for fine...
Common Tax Return Mistakes For Those Who DIY
When it comes to preparing your yearly tax return on your own, be sure that all of your information from the taxable year has been checked, double checked, and then checked a third (forth and fifth time) before submitting your forms to the IRS. Occasionally, mistakes...