Most Americans don’t feel confident doing their taxes alone. The weekend finally arrives, but instead of relaxing with your favorite show, you’re buried under a mountain of receipts and tax forms. Your browser is full of tabs and conflicting advice. What should be a quick Saturday morning task turns into a full weekend crash course The post I Used to Spend My Weekend on Taxes. This Year, I Got My Saturday Back appeared first on Blog.
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Behind the festive dinners, adventures with family, and last minute gift shopping looms thoughts of money matters in the back (or front) of your mind. What comes next? Am I spending too much money? What money moves do I need to make before the new year? How am I going to house my inlaws when The post Before the Ball Drops: The 3 Money Things You Might Do Between Christmas and New Year’s — and Why That’s Okay appeared first on Blog.
Key takeaways • The week between Christmas and New Year’s is mostly a pause for financial and tax systems, not a rush of hidden deadlines. • December 31 is a cutoff for the tax year, but it’s not the day you have to fix, file, or finalize everything. • The most useful The post Before the Ball Drops: What Actually Happens This Week appeared first on Blog.
If you’re feeling… You are not alone. As the year winds down, the pressure can easily ramp up. Maybe it’s the unanswered email you’ve been avoiding, or the half-formed thought that you should be doing something — even if you’re not sure what that something is. Why year-end amplifies money stress Financial stress doesn’t always The post Before the Ball Drops: The Money Worries People Carry Into Year-End (That Usually Work Out) appeared first on Blog.
If you are feeling the weight of the new OBBBA payroll requirements, you’re not alone. Payroll updates don’t happen in a vacuum. Usually, transitions in procedure or payroll software arrive alongside overfilled to-do lists, tight timelines, and year-end planning. There is good news in all of this — you don’t have to overhaul everything at The post Compliance Check: Preparing Your Payroll for the Tax Law Shifts appeared first on Blog.
Every year, disaster strikes somewhere. However, the federal government offers various forms of relief. They recognize not everyone is as capable of preparing and filing tax returns as easily as usual, and the IRS extends filing deadlines to help. Key takeaways Why the IRS allows state-wide deadline extensions The IRS has the authority to issue The post 2025 Tax Return Deadlines: States With Extended Filing Dates appeared first on Blog.