Stacy E. Wiggins, CPA, PC

Thinking about retiring early? Here are things to consider.

Tax Tips to Aid in Retiring Early In an effort to assist in planning for retirement, there are a number of provisions in the tax code that benefit those who wish to retire early. Here are a number of tips.

Time to make an estimated quarterly tax payment!

It's Tax Time! Don't Forget 1st Quarter Estimated Payments. - Now is the time to pay your taxes AND make your estimated tax payment. Reminder: Tax returns AND first quarter estimated taxes are due by Monday, April 15th.

IRS notices are raining down into mailboxes on April 1. It is causing lots of concern. Here is what you need to know.

IRS Notices Creating Alarm - Here is what to know When the IRS turned on mailing notices after a long hiatus, it appears little to no review was undertaken. This is causing alarming results for many taxpayers.

Text your tax knowledge with this fun quiz about what is - and is not - taxable. Also read about tips to keep your plethora of passwords under control.

Client Update Newsletter: April 2024 If it seems like our tax code is complicated and confusing, well, it’s sort of true. And Congress keeps adding to this complexity with what seems like an ever-growing list of what is and is not taxable. With the April filing deadline right around the corner, this month’s newsletter has a...

Pay attention or you could lose all or part of this $250,000 or more tax deduction!

Keep Track of Home Improvements - The large gain exclusion creates a tax risk When does a tax benefit not become a tax benefit? When you assume you no longer need to keep track of something. This is the case with the home gain exclusion.

Getting your tax refund quickly is on the minds of millions this time of year. Here is what to expect and how you can keep track of yours.

Anticipating your Refund - What you should know Once your tax return is filed, it is often a waiting game to get your refund. Here is what to expect AND what you can do to keep track of your refund status.

Some audits are unavoidable, but many are by being thorough and prepared WHEN you file your tax return. Here are some suggestions.

Audit Proof Your Tax Return Here are ideas to avoid some of the more common audit triggers.

New rules for deducting mortgage interest are causing confusion and adding additional documentation. It's more important than ever to understand the numbers on your tax forms.

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Filing your tax return may be delayed if you're missing these items. Read more here. Also learn how to build your emergency fund when money is scarce, and moves to consider when interest rates change.

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Time is short to file your S corporation or partnership tax return. The due date is March 15. Here's why you need to file on time.

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Year end is a great time to make sure your tax deductions have the documentation necessary to prove your deduction.

No Check! Where's Your Proof? - What you need to do NOW! Very few banks return your cancelled checks. So what do you need to do if required by the IRS to prove your deductions? Often this means staying ahead of the game at year-end.

To avoid capital gains tax on the sale of your primary residence, you must have owned and lived in it for at least two of the past five years.

The $500,000 Homeowner Tax Break - Understand the rules now to avoid a tax surprise later The possibility of capital gains tax should be understood before selling your residence. Tax surprises here could be costly!