The deadline to file your tax return is Monday, May 17, 2021. Here are four tips you should keep in mind to make the process as simple as possible. Avoid These Common Mistakes It’s always advisable to file an error-free tax return. This is a list of some common mistakes that can be easily avoided…
As the May 17 deadline approaches, it’s important to make sure that you file a precise, error-free tax return. That’s why today we share with you three basic mistakes to avoid when filing your 2020 tax return. Sign and Date Your Return In taxes, as in many other things, getting the basics right makes everything…
If you didn’t file a 2017 tax return, you may have money waiting for you. Keep reading to learn more and discover what steps you need to take to get your unclaimed 2017 tax refunds. What You Need to Know According to official estimates, some 1.3 million taxpayers didn’t file a 2017 tax return and…
The COVID-19 pandemic has upended many aspects of our routines, including taxes. That’s why this year’s deadline to file and pay your taxes has been extended from April 15 to May 17. Here’s everything you need to know about this relief measure. What You Need to Know Usually, Tax Day is in April, but this…
The IRS is already sending the third round of stimulus payments. Here you will find everything you need to know, from how much you would receive to the changes compared to the first and second rounds of payments. How Will the Third Stimulus Payment Be Delivered? According to the IRS, the vast majority of payments…
Vehicles are among the most important assets for most businesses, so it makes sense to protect them with a comprehensive and flexible commercial auto insurance policy. Here’s what you need to know about this important coverage. Who Needs Commercial Auto Insurance? In most states, all vehicles owned by a business are required to be covered…
The second round of stimulus payments has been approved, and some people will receive theirs by prepaid debit card. Read on to discover the aspects you should keep in mind. Some people already received the first stimulus payment y prepaid debit card. However, this doesn’t mean that if you are among them you will receive…
As with other types of insurance, shopping around and raising your deductible can help you lower your Homeowners Insurance premiums. However, there are other steps you can take to get more protection for less money. 1. Purchase Your Home and Auto Policies From the Same Insurer One of the easiest ways to lower your homeowners…
Over the last several months millions of Americans have received taxable unemployment compensation for the first time due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s why today we’d like to remind you that unemployment compensation is taxable, and it’s advisable to retain those taxes now to avoid owing them when you file your return…
In a previous post, we covered insurance riders, the add-ons that enhance and personalize your base insurance policy. Today we’ll talk about the most common riders in Life Insurance to help you understand the options at your disposal to customize your coverage. Waiver of Premium Rider This provision allows you to stop paying your Life…