Newsletter Archive 2023
4 Reasons Why You Will Owe the IRS in April
Betting on a tax refund this year? Although many filers get a refund, it’s not guaranteed. Even if you had taxes withheld from your paycheck all year, there’s still a possibility that you underpaid. Experiencing big changes in your personal finances can also impact your taxes. If...
Freelance Taxes 101: A Guide to Paying Taxes When You’re Self-Employed
Freelancing and self-employment are on the rise. In fact, an estimated 70.4 million people freelanced in 2022—up from 67.5 million in 2021. And current estimates project half of the U.S. workforce will be self-employed by 2027. And it's no surprise why. Freelancing brings a...
6 Things Every Adult Needs to Know About Taxes
For as long as we can remember, we learn a lot of things in school but financial literacy isn't one of them! So why is it a lesson that must be taught? Because life has a funny way of making us figure things out on our own and hope we don’t mess up too badly. One subject many...
Why You Should File Your Taxes Right Now
Some things can wait. With that said, you're probably putting off doing your taxes as you're reading this. But why wait to do something that can be fast and ez? With ezTaxReturn.com, you can file on any device in just under 30 minutes. Yes, you can grab your phone and do it from...
4 Reasons to Do Your Taxes With Online Software
Say bye to your tax professional! It’s fast and ez to file taxes from the comfort of your own home and save money. Here’s 4 reasons to switch to an online tax software.
5 Common Tax Mistakes New Homeowners Make
Becoming a homeowner is an exciting time in your life. No more living with your parents or writing checks to a landlord for a place you’ll never own. This place is all yours and it comes with numerous tax benefits. However, claiming all the credits and deductions you qualify for...
Increase Your Tax Refund With One Simple Adjustment
So far, over 35 million people have received a tax refund this year, but not everyone has been so lucky. If you owed money or your refund was smaller than anticipated, there’s an easy way to avoid the same fate next year. All you have to do is submit an updated Form W-4,...