News & Consumer Advice

The days are getting shorter, and the weather is getting cooler – it's definitely starting to feel like fall! Along with the changing seasons, it's also time to start thinking about taxes.

The IRS has done something just as unprecedented as the times we are living in, and moved tax day to July 15, 2020.

Sometimes, the city may overvalue your home, resulting in higher-than-expected taxes. If you think your home was valued beyond what it should be, you have the option to appeal your assessment.

CPAs have a variety of skills that keep them working year-round. And if you run any kind of business, or just want to plan for the future, here are some good reasons why you might need a CPA even when it’s not tax season.

A new tax law that took effect on January 1, 2018, created the most substantial change in the tax system in over three decades. And while some of those changes may be helpful, figuring out exactly how they affect the 2019 tax filing season is a little com

It’s tax season, and that means open season for IRS scammers. Unfortunately, there are plenty of scam artists out there who are ready to separate you from your money by posing as IRS officials. Learn to recognize the scams and avoid a costly hoax.

As a small business owner, you may not have the resources to bring in a full time CFO or accountant. But knowing when you should hire an accountant and what options are available can save you time, money, and trouble.