Posts Tagged ‘February 2019’
Tax Changes & COLAs for Businesses-2019
Tax Changes & COLAs for Businesses On the business side, not much has changed this year after a truly momentous 2018. 1) Taxable income thresholds pertaining to the 20% deduction of qualified business income have been updated. Many pass-through business entities will be able to exclude a bit more income from federal taxation in…
Read MoreTax Changes & COLAs for Households-2019
Tax Changes & COLAs for Households Here are some notable changes affecting individual taxpayers this year (the changes are far less seismic in 2019 than those brought about in 2018 by the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act). Just a reminder as you move to this new section on Tax Changes & COLAs for Households. This…
Read MoreWeekly Update- Stocks Rallied
In this week’s recap: the Dow extends its win streak, Fed minutes reveal a little uncertainty, and home sales weaken again. Weekly Economic Update-02/25/2019 THE WEEK ON WALL STREET Stocks rallied last week as optimism about a potential U.S.-China trade deal grew. The S&P 500 advanced 0.80% for the week to 2,792.67. The Nasdaq Composite…
Read MoreGuide to Tax Season Deadlines-2019
Tax Season Deadlines Thursday, January 31 W-2 and 1099-MISC forms must be supplied to employees by this deadline (W-2s to all employees; 1099-MISCs to any independent contractors and vendors who performed work for your business in 2018). W-2 and 1099-MISC summation form filing deadline for employers and small businesses. W-2s + linked Form W-3…
Read MoreShould Couples Combine Their Finances? What you need to know Atlanta?
To consolidate or not: that is the question. Some couples elect to consolidate their personal finances, while others largely keep their financial lives separate. What choice might suit your household? The first question is: how do you and your partner view money matters? If you feel it will be best to handle your…
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