2020 Taxes are a Dumpster Fire
the ARP added tax provisions to your 2020 tax return. That is right, a law that passed Congress and signed into law on March 11, 2021, has tax rules for your 2020 tax return.
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Scattershooting about Taxes
We had to wait 16 more days to begin filing taxes this year than in 2020. The IRS bumped the date to receive returns to February 12, to prepare following the December tax law changes. But now that they are officially accepting returns, you might want to get a jump start on sending them in.
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2020 Has Been Taxing Enough
With the combination of quickly clicking to buy and Drunk Shopping, there is danger in the upcoming holidays to your budget.
According to Finder’s latest Drunk Shopping survey conducted in February 2020, nearly a quarter (22.9%) of Americans admit to shopping under the influence, and the amount consumers are spending increased by 13.9%.
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The IRS and Your Bank Account
For professional pilots, the requirement every twelve months involves a “line check,” simulator training every six months, technical training, Crew Resource Management Training, and other courses. Training is required to keep the job.
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9 Changes from The SECURE ACT You Need to Know
Do you have room in your budget for charity?
Does it seem like there are so many worthy causes in the world that just getting started with “where to give” is overwhelming?
To steal a thought from Jon Acuff author…
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I AM VOTING YES
Election day November 5, 2019, is just around the corner and for Texans, this may be one of the most important votes we can make. I am and would recommend that you vote yes on Proposition 4. Texas Proposition 4, the Prohibit State Income Tax on Individuals Amendment, is on the ballot in Texas as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on November 5, 2019.
