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What Does Code 570 And 971 Mean On Tax Transcripts

What Does Code 570 And 971 Mean On Tax Transcripts? Everything You Need to Know

Posted August 27, 2022 by Oliver Brown

If you’ve looked at your tax transcript, you may have seen codes 570 and 971. But what do they mean? And should you be worried? … Continue Reading »

How Are Annuities Given Favorable Tax Treatment

How Are Annuities Given Favorable Tax Treatment?

Updated July 25, 2022 by Steve Drimwood

It is no secret that annuities enjoy preferential tax treatment. However, many people are not sure why this is the case. This blog post will … Continue Reading »

Tax Rate by State 

Tax Rate by State 

Posted July 25, 2022 by Noah Miller

Do you know what your state’s tax rate is? How about the tax rate of other states? You may be amazed that some states have … Continue Reading »

Federal Tax Due

Federal Tax Due – All You Need to Know

Updated May 21, 2022 by Oliver Brown

You must have heard the infamous statement, “Your Federal tax is due now.” As April 15 approaches, we can feel anxiety and stress around us. … Continue Reading »

What is a Delayed Charge in QuickBooks Online? Everything You Should Know 

Posted April 30, 2022 by Noah Miller

This post will explain what is a delayed charge in QuickBooks Online and what you should you know about the topic. If you want to … Continue Reading »

What Is Income Shifting? Income Shifting explained

Posted February 19, 2022 by Dane Fer

Income shifting has been around for many years, and wealthy taxpayers have used it for several years. You can use income shifting to protect your … Continue Reading »

How to Record Cash Payments in Quickbooks. Quickbooks Guide

Updated October 11, 2021 by Noah Miller

In this how to record cash payments in Quickbooks guide, we will go over the advantages of Quickbooks and why it’s important for every business … Continue Reading »

What is a W2 Form? Wage and Tax Statement Guide

Posted February 10, 2021 by Clair Tores

Every year in January, employers file the Form W2 to report an employee’s income from the last year, the amount of tax the employer withheld, … Continue Reading »

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