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Taxes

filing estimated taxes
September 7, 2022

How To Pay Quarterly Estimated Taxes

Are you self-employed? Then this guide to filing estimated taxes is for you! Find out what you need to do, and when.

taxes and investing
July 4, 2022

Tax On Investments: What Are You Responsible For?

Do you know how much you need to pay in taxes, based on your investments? Use this guide to help figure out how much you owe.

Tax Breaks For Side Hustlers
March 9, 2022

The Best Side Business Tax Deductions

We look at the 8 best tax breaks and tax tips for side hustlers and small business owners this year to save money on taxes.

Upload For 8949 For Crypto
February 28, 2022

Form 8949: How To Attach The Crypto Tax Form To A Tax Return

If you traded cryptocurrencies, you’ll need to create and use Form 8949 for your taxes. Here’s how to upload it to your tax return.

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December 27, 2021

What Is The Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT)?

Investors with net investment income will owe the 3.8% Net Investment Income Tax (NIIT) if their MAGI is also above a certain threshold.

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November 19, 2021

How Taxes Work When Investing In Farmland

Farmland investing taxes are typically paid on rental income earned from the farm and capital gains if it’s sold for a profit. Learn more.

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October 7, 2021

Taxhub Review: Virtual Tax Prep From Dedicated CPAs

Taxhub matches tax filers with dedicated CPAs who prepare tax returns on their behalf and provide unlimited off-seasons consultations.

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October 6, 2021

Should You Get A Tax Return Review From A Tax Pro?

A ‘Second Look’ tax return review is when a tax pro checks your self-prepared return. Are these reviews worth their cost? Here’s our thoughts.

HomePay Review
May 18, 2021

HomePay Review | Easy Payroll And Compliance For Household Workers

HomePay is an online tax and payroll service that can help you manage the responsibilities of hiring and paying household employees.

how to calculate your adjusted gross income (AGI)
March 29, 2021

How To Calculate Your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI)

Adjusted gross income (AGI) is your total income minus certain above-the-line deductions. Learn how to calculate your AGI and why it matters.

tax pro vs. DIY online
March 24, 2021

Tax Pro Vs. DIY Online: Which Tax Prep Is Better For You?

We compare two of the most popular tax prep strategies – tax pro vs. DIY online – to help you decide which option would fit your needs best.

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