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Tax Deadlines Approaching!

What’s Due on September 16th? (Another tax deadline!)

Posted by Dane Janas, EA on September 5, 2019 | Featured | No Comments

The September 16th, 2019 tax deadline is looming quickly. Does this deadline apply to you or your business? To ensure you pay your taxes on time and don’t incur any penalties, here’s a look at what’s due: Estimated Quarterly Income … Read More

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Married Filing Separately – Why?

Posted by Dane Janas, EA on April 23, 2019 | Featured | No Comments

Being a tax professional, I had knowledge of some limited situations where married filing separately actually helps two taxpayers rather than hinders them – but I needed more research … Read More

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