Getting Started with Accounts in QuickBooks Online, Part 2
We covered a lot of ground last month, but there are still some things to know about working with transactions you import from your banks.
Personal Finance
12 Easy Ways to Get Your Personal Finances in Shape for 2019
Whether youâre diligent about paying bills and saving or youâve fallen behind on your bills and never opened a savings account, itâs always a good idea to
Year-end Tax Planning: Have You Ever Thought About Pre-paying Your State Income and Property Taxes?
Doing so may save you tax if you are able to itemize deductions on your federal return. Learn more.
Videos & Info Graphics
Meals & Entertainment Expenses Post Tax Reform
The tax reform act imposed a number of restrictions on food and beverage expenses as explained below. Learn more.
Videos & Info Graphics
Are You Paying Outstanding Medical or Dental Bills at Year-end?
Do you have outstanding medical or dental bills that are adding up? Use these tax planning strategies to maximize your tax savings.
Retirement Planning
Thinking of Tapping Your Retirement Funds Early? What You Need To Know
If you are suddenly in need of a substantial amount of cash, probably the last thing you should do is tap your retirement funds. They are the key to a financial
Education Planning
Tax-Advantaged College Savings
Section 529 Plans (named after the section of the IRS Code that created them) are plans established to help families save and pay for college in a tax-advantage
Retirement Planning
Prioritizing and Maximizing Retirement Savings – Social Security Alone Won’t Be Enough
The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently announced the inflation-adjusted increase in benefits for 2019. SSAâs announcement states that Social Securi