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Tax season can feel like a rollercoaster. Deadlines sneak up, forms pile high, and the pressure mounts. But guess what? Knowing the key tax deadlines can turn that chaos into calm. I’m here to walk you through the most important dates you need to mark on your calendar. Whether you’re an individual, a student, or running a small business or non-profit, this guide will help you stay on track and avoid last-minute headaches. Here’s an overview of important tax deadlines to keep

If you If you work and your employer withdraws the taxes from your paycheck, check to see if you qualify to start a ROTH IRA. If you are self employed and you work for yourself, ask your local financial institution/ bank about SEP Simple plan. If you love to help others and has skill for being organized, look into starting a NON- PROFIT. If you are in the low income tax bracket and single, complete your W-4 and mark that your tax exempt. You will see all your money every chec

Starting in 2023, the IRS began issuing a $50 late fee for tax returns filed after April 15th. Starting in 2023 the IRS has started issuing non filing penalties, the amount may vary depending on how old the tax return is Here are the details: When you file an extension this does not prevent you from owing the late filing fee. Previously, taxpayers who did not owe taxes were generally not charged a late filing fee if they filed before the extension deadline of October 11th. No

Great news! Many taxpayers may qualify to claim certain relatives or dependents under IRS guidelines. The IRS now allows taxpayers to claim Other Dependents. Other dependents may include individuals you financially support for more than half of the tax year, even if they are not directly related to you. Parents and grandparents may qualify as dependents under certain IRS requirements. These tax benefits may help individuals who financially support dependents or family members

With holidays around the corner. Most of us don't think about savings. This is the time when we SPEND our savings. I challenge you to boyscott the black friday and holiday sales for the remainder the year. Take 25% of what you were going to spend and put in in a interest gaining savings account. Lets see how you much cash you can bring the new year in with! #savings #personalfinances