Author: Amanda Fronckoski
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When it comes to filing taxes as a 1099 contractor, it’s essential to choose the right tax professional to ensure that you get the most out of your taxes and don’t end up owing Uncle Sam more than you should. It’s always a good idea to stay on top of what you owe, whether you…
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The 2023 tax season is upon us. Tax preparation starts as early as January 3rd, 2023 however, the IRS typically makes the official announcement that they will start accepting returns by the end of January. Individuals and owner-operators must file their taxes or request an extension by the deadline of April 15, 2023. Do you…
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A nonresident alien is an individual who is not a U.S. citizen and does not have a green card or passed the substantial presence test. For a nonresident alien, taxes are charged differently than a U.S. citizen. Depending upon the nature of the employment conducted by the nonresident in the U.S., specific tax rules apply…
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A tax haven is a country, state or region that charges substantially low or negligible taxes to corporations and individuals. Mostly used by the wealthy and large corporations, tax havens reduce the tax liability of a person or a business in the country in which they reside or operate. On the other hand, a tax…
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What is the Difference Between Inheritance Tax and Estate Tax? The property and assets that a person leaves behind after death may attract estate tax and inheritance tax. How much inheritance or estate tax is charged depends on the state in which you reside, and the value of the property/money left behind. It is essential…
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Artists often have multiple income sources and usually, one of them is royalty. Royalties are considered earned income by the IRS and attract taxes the way ordinary income does. If you are an artist such as an author, musician, songwriter, or singer; your income from royalties is taxable. How much in taxes you need to…