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It’s Almost Tax Day! Are You Ready?

by Tracey Hrica, EA Jul 12, 2020 | Share

I’ve heard of Christmas in July, but Tax Day? Come on! It’s bad enough that Coronavirus took away my summer vacation, but giving us a tax deadline too? It’s almost too much.

At any rate, if you are in a mad dash to get your return filed, here is a tax post round-up for you.

Tax Preparation Checklist

It’s Almost July 15th! What if I Owe the IRS Taxes?

8 Common Errors Taxpayers Should Know and Avoid

E-Filing Your Tax Return – 4 Key Benefits – Including a Faster Refund

How the New W-4 Can Save You Taxes

Standard? Itemized? What exactly do they mean?

It is also an excellent time to start thinking about 2020. Your tax situation could be affected by changes due to COVID-19. Now is a perfect time for a mid-year tax consultation.

About the Author

Tracey Hrica, EA

Tracey Hrica joined the firm in 1995 as a bookkeeper. In 2012, she earned the designation of Enrolled Agent(EA), which enables her to prepare personal and business tax returns and represent clients before the IRS. To maintain the designation of EA, she must complete yearly continuing education in the areas of personal and business taxation. Working closely with her clients, Tracey’s primary areas of concentration are new client onboarding, client communication, research, and QuickBooks support. As a QuickBooks ProAdvisor, she works closely with clients who rely on QuickBooks for the day to day running of their business. Tracey has expertise in both QuickBooks Desktop and QuickBooks Online.

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