by Stephanie Nolan | Nov 4, 2024 | Individual Tax, News, Small Business, Tax Planning
If you have been affected by Hurricane Helene, Hurricane Milton, or another recent federally declared major disaster, you may be relieved to hear that over the past few years, it has become easier to access your work-based retirement plan and IRA money. Following is a...
by Tabitha Regan, CPA | Oct 25, 2024 | Individual Tax, Tax Planning
Georgia has tax credit programs in place for Georgia residents to re-direct their tax dollars to programs of their choice. Tax credits give you a “dollar for dollar” benefit which means a $1 tax credit is equivalent to paying $1 in Georgia taxes. Review our tax credit...
by Stephanie Nolan | Oct 23, 2024 | Individual Tax, Tax Planning
When it comes to supporting a cause, understanding the difference between “sponsorships vs. charitable contributions” is essential, especially when considering the tax implications. While both sponsorships and donations can provide valuable support to...
by Tabitha Regan, CPA | Oct 4, 2024 | Small Business, Tax Planning
Understanding and utilizing business tax credits is crucial for small business owners looking to optimize their tax strategy in 2024. These small business tax credits, ranging from green energy incentives to employer credits and state-specific opportunities, can...
by Stephanie Nolan | Aug 14, 2024 | Small Business, Tax Planning
Understanding the difference between a hobby and a business is crucial for tax purposes. While both can bring in income, the IRS distinguishes them based on your intent to make a profit. This blog will guide you through how the IRS makes this determination, what...
by Laxmi Patel | Jul 17, 2024 | Family, Individual Tax, Tax Planning
Navigating the complex rules surrounding retirement accounts can be challenging when it comes to accessing funds before the age of 59½ without incurring penalties. Rule 72(t) of the Internal Revenue Code offers a potential solution for those who need to make early...
