How Do I Compute the Employer Child Care Expense Credit?
August 4, 2014
written by Amy Shewmaker Employers may be able to claim a tax credit for a portion of their expenses for providing child care to their
written by Amy Shewmaker Employers may be able to claim a tax credit for a portion of their expenses for providing child care to their
written by Kami Mason Taxpayers must generally provide documentation to support a claim for any contributions made to charity that they are planning to deduct
Are you planning to construct a new building or start a major building remodel? If so, there are several items that you should discuss with
A child with earned income above a certain dollar amount is generally required to file their own individual tax return. However, a child with a
Take advantage of the following estate planning techniques to reduce your estate and in some instances your income tax burden. Use of Gift Tax Exemptions
Americans donate hundreds of millions of dollars every year to charity. It is important that every donation be used as the donors intended and that
written by Kevin Hogan Reporting income from renting out your second home depends on how many days the property was rented out at a
written by Eric Lampe Many of us have charitable organizations that are important or special to us. We know that they are supported in large
written by Kevin Hogan This is the third article in our Retirement Series. Click here to read our introduction. Employer sponsored 401(k) and 403(b) retirement
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