Mayor Bill de Blasio and Department of Finance Commissioner Jacques Jiha announced today the postponement of the annual tax lien sale until September 25, 2020. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Taxes
IRS Offers Last-Minute Advice With July 15 2020, Tax-filing Deadline Quickly Approaching
With the new July 15, 2020, tax-filing deadline looming large, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) wants Americans to know that they’re not being left out in the woods. Continue Reading →
Hey Harlem Small Businesses, Here Are 4 The COVID Crisis-Related Tax Solutions
If you’re a small business owner, COVID-19 has likely had a financial impact on your company that may include paying any taxes you owe this year. Continue Reading →
“Billionaires Are Experts In Social Distancing,” Hamptons Protesters Demand Cuomo Tax The Rich
Vanity Fair magazine writes that taking to the streets can be an effective motivator, as we’ve seen in the past month.
IRS Clears The Air On Why All Stimulus Checks Aren’t The Standard $1,200
To clear up some misconceptions about the pandemic-related Economic Impact Payment, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has sent out new consumer guidance. Continue Reading →
THE COVID Crisis: Unemployment Benefits Received During The Pandemic Are Taxable
The hits keep on comin’! On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the economy lost 20.5 million jobs in April, with the unemployment rate at 14.7 percent. Continue Reading →
Five Simple Ways To Send IRS Your Tax Bill And Their Pros And Cons
When are 2019 taxes due? This is a common question among U.S. citizens now that the 2020 tax season is here with us. Continue Reading →