Your mail and email inbox has likely been cluttered with various tax documents from 2021. Specifically, all W-2 forms, which outline your annual income, must be sent to you by the end of January so that you are able to complete your individual taxes by the April 15th deadline. It is time to think about preparing and filing your taxes. If you are looking for help with the tax preparation process for your 2021 taxes, Havig Tax & Consulting can help
Every year when you submit your taxes, you likely think something along the lines of – I hope this is not the year that I get audited. Individual returns and business returns can be audited by the IRS, but you should keep in mind some simple facts:
Taxes can be stressful for many of us. Let’s face it – we all dread the April 15th tax deadline. Working with a tax professional can take a lot of this stress away, whether you are working on your individual tax return or one for your business. Here are 5 important reasons to hire a tax professional this season:
We all know that the deadline to file annual taxes is April 15th. It comes around each and every year along with, for many, a scramble at the last minute to prepare and file. Whether you are working on your personal income taxes or taxes for a business, tax planning is a huge part of tax preparation that can have a significant impact on the annual process. Tax planning requires that you take a step back from the push to meet the April 15th deadline and think about your income
It’s no secret that it has been a tough year for so many, particularly related to finances. As another tax year comes to an end, here are a few tips that you can complete now that will save you some money later. If you have any questions feel free to give us a call at (763) 325-4400.
2020 has been a year like no other. The pandemic has impacted many businesses and many individuals have lost jobs as businesses closed their doors temporarily or longer. Individual and business finances are understandably up in the air as well. Now is also the time to think about the end of the tax year and to position yourself as strong as possible for your 2020 tax return.
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