It takes a special kind of person to get excited about tax time. In fact, many of us tend to loath this time of the year… finding all the crinkled receipts… squinting at the faded ink as you decipher what it might have said 8-11 months ago… Discovering things you tried to forget about… when […]
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What You Need to Know About Federal Tax Law for Individuals
Updated June 2018 Do you go the easy route when it comes to filing your federal taxes? Complicating things may not seem like the way you want to go considering it might mean you can’t file on your own. However, the “complex” part actually is all about you keeping more of your hard earned money. Which […]
What You Need to Know About Federal Tax Law for Businesses
The federal tax law has many requirements and benefits for every type of business out there. These laws vary depending on your business’s legal structure, and the following info will help you determine what you’re eligible for. The following business structure descriptions from www.irs.gov will help you determine which forms you’re responsible to fill out: […]
Understanding Wisconsin State Tax Law for Individuals
*Updated April 2018* Each state has slightly different tax laws for individuals, so here we will cover some of the basics of Wisconsin state tax law to give you a better understanding of your tax return, and things you may be missing out on, like extra deductions! Stay tuned into our blog channel to learn […]
Understanding Wisconsin State Tax Law for Businesses
As we all are aware, each state differs in the way they handle taxes for businesses. In this post we will focus on Wisconsin state tax law, starting at a high level and working down to some key details which may spark some creative thinking for what you can do to decrease your business’s tax […]
Federal and State Taxes for Individuals: What You Need to Know Intro
Updated April 2018 Get ready for tax season 2018… The tax law has become a cluttered mess of… confusion, to the point where it seems like no one person could possibly completely understand it. It takes dedication (and a full-time accounting job) to really be able to get down to the fine details, and keep […]
