In line with the IRS’s move last week, the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR) has extended the filing and payment deadline for individual 2020 tax returns from April 15, 2021, to May 17, 2021. The extension is automatic and requires no extra paperwork or filing. The extension to May 17 applies only to individual annual [...]
The IRS has extended the date by which individuals have to pay and file their 2020 taxes to May 17, 2021. The extension applies to all individual and family filers, no matter how much is owed, and includes self-employed taxpayers. The extension is automatic and requires no extra paperwork. The IRS said the move [...]
Protecting yourself from financial crimes is a daily fight. Scammers and hackers view getting your information as their job. They’ll spend as much time as they need scouring for victims until they find the right one. Most times, it’s not an elaborate scheme that people fall prey to. It’s negligence. Scammers are counting on you [...]
When it comes to professionals as top box-office movie characters, doctors and lawyers aren’t the only ones lighting up the silver screen. Accountants have been the lead characters in a host of movies ranging from comedy to love stories to action thriller. With Tax Season 2021 fast approaching, we thought now would be a great [...]
2020 is almost over. If you’re like many people, you are ready for the New Year. But don’t race into 2021 without being prepared. Financially preparing for the New Year involves a mix of taking advantage of COVID-related breaks that expire at the end of 2020 as well as revising your budget and savings plans [...]
Starting a business during a pandemic may seem challenging, but with the correct financial steps, it can yield entrepreneurial success. In addition to financial planning for the business, you should evaluate your personal finances to make sure they are in shape before starting your venture. Getting Personal Finances in Shape Many entrepreneurs fund at [...]
The COVID-19 extended deadline for taxes has passed. Now, what should you do with the piles of receipts, 1099s, and other tax documents you used to prepare your return? Do you need to keep hard copies or are electronic records sufficient? Here’s a guide for both individuals and businesses to follow for assuring you have [...]
How to Deal With an HOA Conflict of Interest HOA board members are bound by a code of ethics to put the interests of their associations ahead of their own. They have a fiduciary duty to the community and its covenants, as do property managers. Conflicts of interest between board members, property managers, and [...]
The Best Tools for Organizing Taxes, 2019 Happy New Year! We are just a few weeks into 2020, and already, people are starting to think about tax season. Whether you’re interested in getting a jump start on your taxes, or being more organized was on your list of resolutions, don’t worry! BJM – Bach, James, Mansour & [...]
A CPA’s New Year’s Resolutions After the final October filings, “tax season” turns into the “holiday season” for most accountants—a chance to loosen ties, close a few Excel tabs, and start planning for the year ahead. The busy tax season begins in February, and by March, our loved ones have once again forgotten what we [...]
