Short-Term Rentals and Self-Employment Tax: What Landlords Need to Know
As long as people have owned property, they have earned income by renting it out to others, both for long-term […]
As long as people have owned property, they have earned income by renting it out to others, both for long-term […]
Remember the Millionaire Tax? Last fall, we wrote about an amendment to the state constitution intended to raise state revenue […]
Many households employ childcare providers, housekeepers, gardeners, and other types of domestic help. Relatively few taxpayers, however, are familiar with […]
Tax season is still a few months off, but it will be here before we know it, and it’s never […]
Our 2022 Year-End Tax Letter outlines important guidelines for compliance with federal and state rules of taxation and reporting requirements. This […]
There were—and still are—plenty of horror stories to go around in 2022 about delayed tax refunds. As of November 4, […]
Starting in early 2023, millions of people will begin receiving 1099-K forms, many of them for the first time. Most […]
Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way to sell your current real estate investments and defer capital gains […]
If you live in Massachusetts, you’ve probably heard the good news: starting November 1, an estimated 3 million Massachusetts taxpayers […]
With inflation at its highest rates in decades, the markets in turmoil, and a recession looming, we’re overdue for some […]
On October 21, 2022, the IRS announced a record increase in retirement plan contribution limits for 2023. The new limits […]