Learn about our Financing Assistance and Advisory Services, designed to support your business at every stage of its financial journey.
Understand Vermont's new 3% short-term rental surcharge, effective August 1, 2024. Learn about compliance requirements, impacted property owners, and how to manage your rental business under the new regulations. Stay informed to avoid penalties and ensure proper tax reporting.
As part of the American Rescue Plan Act that was enacted in March 2021, the child tax credit amount has increased for certain taxpayers.
The past year has displayed unbridled transformation to our lives. COVID-19 required extensive financial intervention from our government, which now complicates our 2020 tax filings. Learn about some of these changes or reach out to a tax professional for assistance.
The year 2020 came jam-packed with disruptions that, for many people, would disrupt our work-life balance, physical and mental health, and create new conventions for every aspect of our daily lives. As we now find ourselves in the pandemic year’s wake, don’t get blindsided by the latest tax law alterations.
On Friday, January 16th, the Internal Revenue Service announced a delay to the start of the tax filing season until February 12th. Normally, the IRS opens for the season mid-late January. The reason given for the delay is so that the IRS’s systems can be updated to handle tax changes from December 27th and the second round of stimulus payments.
As of 5:00p on March 25, 2020, pursuant to Governor’s orders for “nonessential” services, our office has ceased all in-person activities. We have retained a core staff and will continue to prepare taxes and communicate via email. If you need to reach us, we will have limited phone accessibility. We appreciate your patience as we attempt to operate at less than full capacity.
As tax season quickly approaches, one of the many decisions to be made is: who will prepare my tax return? Whether you’re in the market for a professional tax preparer or have an established relationship with one, you should know what the various designations mean. Currently, the most common designations are the Enrolled Agent (EA) and the Certified Public Accountant (CPA).
