Shelby Keefer COVID-19, Individual, Taxes
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act provides relief for individuals and small businesses. Below is a recap of some of the key provisions helping individuals. Direct cash payments Provides a one-time cash payment as follows: Individuals will get $1,200 (joint filers get $2,400) plus $500 per child. Benefits start to phase out […]
Shelby Keefer Individual, Taxes
Tax rates The TCJA changed the tax rates and ranges of the seven brackets and lowered the top bracket to 37% from 39.6% The long-term capital gains and qualified dividends rate is still 0% if in the lowest two brackets, 15% for income up to between $425,800 and $479,000 depending on filing status, and 20% […]
Shelby Keefer Individual, Taxes
As all of you have heard by now, we have the largest tax law changes since 1986. Although there are many changes taking effect in 2018, there are some actions you can take in the next few days to possible save you some taxes in the future. The new law limits the “Taxes You Paid” […]
Sandy Ballocanag Individual, Taxes
Serl Keefer Welter CPAs are forwarding an invitation to clients with teenagers bound for college. The event hosted by Mahesh Odhrani of Strategic Wealth Design and presented by Edvisors.com, will cover a range of topics regarding college financing. Please click here for detailed information on this event and to RSVP. The RSVP is due by […]
Shelby Keefer Accounting, Individual, Taxes
Don’t be fooled…please read how tax scammers have changed their approach to try to get your information. Don’t fall for it! If ever in doubt, please give us a call 702-363-1971.
Shelby Keefer Individual, Taxes
On December 17, 2015 the House approved the extenders legislation and on December 18, 2015 it was approved by the Senate and President Obama signed the bill into law. A nice surprise was that many of the provisions were made permanent so finally we have the ability to plan our tax futures. (Just so you know, in […]
Shelby Keefer Individual, Taxes
Another year is almost over. Here are some things you should know for the 2015 filing season and ideas to save you tax dollars before this year is over. Extenders Unfortunately, Congress has failed to pass any significant long-term budget and tax legislation so once again we are down to the wire on what […]
