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Reminder: Q4 estimated taxes are due Tuesday, January 18, 2022.

Reminder: Fourth Quarter Estimated Taxes Now Due - Now is the time to make your estimated tax payment Plan now to make your 4th quarter estimated tax payment.

Advance child tax credit payments, multiple stimulus checks, small business loan forgiveness, and uncertainty on the taxable nature of unemployment income are reasons to read this month's newsletter.

Client Update Newsletter: January 2022 The new year is upon us and so is another tax filing season. With all the late breaking tax law changes, advance payments of the child tax credit, and several stimulus payments, this year's tax return may be a bit chaotic. But your situation does not have to be. Included in this month's newsletter a...

The IRS increased the standard business mileage rates for 2022 by 2.5 cents, to 58.5 cents per mile. Learn more here.

2022 Mileage Rates are Here! - New mileage rates announced by the IRS Here are the standard mileage rates for 2022.

A great way to shelter over $1,000 from tax each year is to leverage the kiddie tax rules. Here is what you need to know.

Leveraging Kiddie Tax Rules - Tax saving tips for parents AND grandparents When done correctly, over $1,000 of unearned income be tax free for each child each year. But only if you know the rules. Here is what you need to know.

Understanding the like kind exchange rules can help you defer tax when buying real estate, but only if you follow the rules.

Postpone Taxes with a Like-Kind Exchange - The real estate boom creates opportunity When buying or selling property, especially real estate, it is good to know and understand this tax deferral technique.

Now is the time to plan next year's retirement contributions.

Plan Your 2022 Retirement Contributions 2022 contribution limits are set for retirement plans. Now is a good time to plan for your upcoming retirement contributions.

There are still a few weeks left in the year to reduce your tax obligation. Here are 15 great ideas.

15 Year-End Tax Tips Here are 15 ideas that may reduce your tax bite for this year. But act soon as the year-end is fast approaching.

Take our holiday quiz to test your expertise in past toy crazes! Also read about recent tax court cases that may be relevant to you, five great money tips and preparing for surprise business expenses.

Client Update Newsletter: December 2021 To help celebrate this holiday season and momentarily forget about potential supply shortage frustrations you may encounter while shopping, this month’s newsletter features a fun quiz about toy crazes from the past. This fun trip down memory lane is sure to be a crowd pleaser! Also read about....

Donating your car can be a great tax deduction, while helping a worthwhile cause. But if you are not careful, your donation value could be limited. Here is what you need to know.

Tips to Maximize the Value of a Car Donation - A little mistake could cost you plenty One of the biggest contributions a taxpayer can make is to donate a used automobile. But if not careful, the value of a donated vehicle could be a lot lower than you think.

Wonder what the IRS is paying attention to when it looks at small businesses? Here are five key areas requiring defense when the IRS turns its focus on your business.

JSL Bookkeeping & Tax Services, LLC: Client Videos The IRS Loves Businesses: Wonder what the IRS is paying attention to when it looks at small businesses? Here are five key areas requiring defense when the IRS turns its focus on your business.

2022 HSA limits rise to $3,650/individuals and $7,300/families. HSAs are a versatile way to save for both medical care and retirement.

2022 Health Savings Account Limits - New contribution limits are on the horizon The ever-popular health savings accounts (HSA) limits are set for 2022. The new limits increase the amounts you can save and pay for qualified medical expenses with pre-tax dollars.

You CAN access your traditional 401(k) or IRA funds before age 59 1/2 without penalty to pay for higher education expenses or medical insurance.

Roll it Before You Pull it - Tips to avoid IRS penalties on 401(k) retirement plan distributions Rolling over retirement savings from one plan type to another prior to taking money out of the plan can often save you money. Here are some tips.