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
Choosing someone to work with your company on your taxes can be difficult and even intimidating. After all, you are hiring someone to help you with your taxes, and the whole reason you need tax help is because you likely do not know how to do it yourself. In that way, it is similar to hiring an auto mechanic to fix your car. Your tax accountant (and your auto mechanic) have very different skill sets than you do, so you have to quickly develop a level of trust in order to work together. Here are some tips for choosing a tax accountant that will work well with you:
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:
Making decisions about human resources can be some of the most difficult decisions for your business. Hiring is a huge commitment and investment, and it can be difficult to predict just how an employee will integrate into your work environment. One option that you might not have considered is the possibility of outsourcing certain functions of your work so that you do not have to worry about the human resource management. Havig Tax can take the bookkeeping, accounting and payroll functions off of your plate so that you can focus on other aspects of growing your business. This option gives you the most qualified person and will save you money and time!
We all know that as we turn the page to a new year, tax day is on the horizon. Pretty soon, by the end of January in fact, you will start getting tax documents in the mail….your W-2, 1099s, as well as other important documentation about retirement interest and investment income. As these electronic and paper documents begin to pile up, take a minute to start a file so that you put them all in one place and save yourself time when April rolls around. If you start a 2020 tax file
