The end of another year is quickly approaching, and it’s once again time to take the proper steps to reduce taxes on your personal and business returns. Tax planning strategies for 2014 includes accelerating deductions and deferring income.
Cut Your Taxes in 2014: Don't Miss Out on Your 179 Deduction
Posted by Jack Craven on Thu , Dec 04 , 2014
It's that time of year again to begin taking the steps necessary to reduce taxes on your personal returns. Below we have put together some tips to ensure you make the most of this planning time.
The end of another year is fast approaching, and it’s once again time to take steps to reduce taxes on your business returns. We know this can be a difficult process so we have put together some information below to help.
The Affordable Care Act: How will it affect your 2014 taxes?
Posted by Jack Craven on Thu , Nov 27 , 2014
Staggered start dates. Exceptions. Waivers. Are you still trying to determine how the health care laws will affect your 2014 personal and business federal income tax returns? We can help. Here’s an overview we've put together of some current rules.
Selecting a Legal Entity: A Brief Guide for the Business Person
Posted by Jack Craven on Wed , Aug 13 , 2014
I am frequently asked the question, "What kind of legal entity should I use for my business?" In this article, we discuss several different options available when opening a business. This decision will have a significant impact on the way you are protected under the law, and the way you are affected by income tax rules and regulations.
Recently, the media website mediaShephard.com asked me to write an article about the frequently asked question, “How much is my business worth?” As a member of the mediaShephard’s Panel of Experts, I offered the following thoughts on how to determine your business' valuation.
We’re now in our second year of the new Medicare surtaxes. If these surtaxes affect you, we will help you develop a tax plan to take them into account and keep them to a minimum.
Summertime is the traditional season for weddings. If you’re planning a wedding this summer, you should take a look at how marriage could affect your tax bill.
Midyear planning is critical to individuals, as well as businesses. There’s enough of the year behind you to establish a track record and enough time ahead to make changes that matter.
Combine business, pleasure and tax breaks on summer trips!
Posted by Jack Craven on Wed , May 21 , 2014
Summer is almost here and I have begun thinking about my summer vacation. Should we go to the beach, the mountains or the west coast?