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June 15

Individuals: If you are not paying your 2018 income tax through withholding (or will not pay enough tax during the year that way), pay the second installment of your 2018

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It is Time for a Mid-Year Checkup!

Time flies when you are busy running a business, but it is important to occasionally pause and assess interim performance. Otherwise, you are likely to be surprised by the year-end

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Does Your Non-Profit Properly Report Donations?

Your non-profit probably already ensures that donors receive a receipt with information about claiming a charitable contribution deduction on their tax return. However, your obligations may go further than that.

IRS Okays Home Equity Deductions

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 has affected the tax deduction for interest paid on home equity debt as of 2018. Under prior law, you could deduct interest