8 Quick Tips to Save Money Fast
Whether you want to create an emergency fund, start a Roth IRA, or start putting aside a down payment for a house, you need to start saving money. While it may sound overwhelming, seeing some quick results makes it easier to stick to your goal. To help you get started, our CPA firm is sharing […]
Updating the Designated Beneficiary Forms After Divorce
There are a lot of issues to deal with in the case of divorce. One item that can be overlooked is designated beneficiaries. It’s extremely important in case of remarriage, either as a result of divorce or a death of a spouse.
Tax Planning for Beginners: What You Need to Know
We are sharing some simple steps you can take to plan your finances in a way that will minimize your tax burden and leverage tax breaks.
Should Couples Choose Married Filing Separately or Jointly?
What’s the difference between married filing separately and married filing jointly, and which should you choose? We’re breaking down the difference.
Steward Ingram & Cooper Announce New Durham Location
We are excited to announce that, effective January 1st, we have expanded into Durham by joining forces with Minor Anglin & Associates, P.A. Conveniently located between Durham and Chapel Hill, the location’s objective is to provide high-quality service to our clients in the Durham area. We are proud to have Dan Minor, Kim Anglin and […]
Buying and Selling Stocks — Are Stocks Taxable?
If you are currently active in the stock market whether by your own endeavors or via a retirement plan such as a 401(k), our CPAs are fleshing out when stocks are recorded as taxable income so you can report them as such on your tax return.
4 Advantages to Creating a Trust
Trusts may seem like some vague financial dealing reserved for the extremely wealthy, but that’s actually not the case. Trusts can be a financially advantageous part of your estate planning to ensure your assets and property are divided how you see fit. To help provide clarity on this complex financial matter, our CPAs are sharing […]
Are Receipts Enough to Prove Tax Deductions?
When you are doing your taxes, you probably have a folder of receipts or a digital drive of scanned copies, a log for travel mileage, and other ways to prove your expenses. Most tax payers assume receipts and a log is enough to prove your expenses, but often, the issue is more complicated. To help […]
What Are The Limitations Of An Accounting Audit?
Audits have become a common theme across a wide variety of different business sectors as they allow an independent entity to analyze a company’s accounting and financial records to make sure everything is in order. This allows businesses to improve their financial strategies as well as to make sure they are conforming to the Generally […]
IRS Contact Virtual Currency Owners in Effort to Collect Back Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service has started sending letters to taxpayers with virtual currency transactions that may have failed to report income and pay the ensuing tax from these transactions or did not report these transactions properly. Why Are The IRS Contacting Virtual Currency Owners? The reasoning behind the IRS sending these letters is part of […]