The answer to this question largely depends on the size of the expense and whether or not you’re an individual with many large expenses or a business. It technically doesn’t hurt to save every single receipt and there are tools available to easily convert hard copies to digital. Still, should you? Read More.
Inflation is beginning to take hold as food prices are rising at a greater rate than in the prior year. In addition, the core inflation reading, which excludes food and energy, increased at the highest rate in a year. While the actual core inflation data provided by the government suggests just under a 2% rate year over year, anyone that’s been to the grocery store lately will notice higher prices. Will this trend continue throughout 2013? Read More.
There are many tax deductions that we all know about such as deducting mortgage interest, traditional IRA contributions and state income tax. What about the other lesser known tax breaks? Read More.
We are in full swing with tax season now that the January 30th delayed start date has passed. With that mind, many tax filers need to watch out for the most common mistakes made when completing a return. Read More.