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End Of The Year Reports Are Due

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...

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Natural Disasters and Taxes

As a fellow canine, it’s hard to imagine other four-legged pals shaking and covering their eyes with their paws because of a natural disaster.  We dread natural disasters more than the mailman who doesn’t bring bones with his deliveries.  But a lot of times, we’re...

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Donations and Taxes

Lately I’ve been panting over charitable donations.  They’re for good causes, and they earn you little rewards as well, in the form of tax deductions. Uncle Sam gives the paw to several different kinds of nonprofits  - educational, religious, charitable, social...

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A Tax Nightmare

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...

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Unpaid Taxes Could Mean Prison

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...

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Filing an Extended Tax Return

What happens when I play the Procrastination Game with Uncle Sam?  The Procrastination Game goes like this:  Uncle Sam tosses me a date when a tax filing is due.  It doesn’t matter if Uncle Sam’s aim seems a bit off.  I’m supposed to fetch the relevant tax form, fill...

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What Is a Form W-4?

IRS Form W-4 is used to report to an employer the number of allowances a taxpayer claims on his or her tax individual tax return.  As a general rule, each employer should have all new employees fill out and submit a W-4 Form upon hiring. Why is the W-4 so important?...

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