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What Documents Do I Need to Collect for Filing My 2023 Tax Return?
What Documents Do I Need to Collect for Filing My 2023 Tax Return?

Use this comprehensive checklist to gather everything you may need to begin preparing your 2023 tax return, whether you’re filing on your own or with a tax professional.

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Gary Levineend of year, taxes, 2022, tax strategy, tax reduction, tax deducation, tax deduction, cpa, accountant, accounting, tax preparation, tax planning, gary levine, financial, tax liability, tax refund, central virginia, rva, richmond, 804, virgniia, virginia, va, 2023, tax returnComment
Things to Consider Before the End of the Year to Reduce Your 2022 Taxes
Things to Consider Before the End of the Year to Reduce Your 2022 Taxes

In preparation for the end of the year, I have compiled a list of ideas to reduce your 2022 taxes and many of these must be taken care of before December 31st.

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Rachel Burnsend of year, taxes, 2022, tax strategy, tax reduction, tax deducation, tax deduction, cpa, accountant, accounting, tax preparation, tax planning, gary levine, financial, tax liability, tax refund, central virginia, rva, richmond, 804, virgniia, virginia, vaComment
Stimulus Update: How to Get a Loan for Your Small Business
Stimulus Update: How to Get a Loan for Your Small Business

There are two business loan programs available through the new stimulus package. Today we’ll discuss the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and it’s eligibility requirements.

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Rachel Burnspaycheck protection program, ppp, stimulus checks, stimulus package, stimulus money, stimulus bill, covid-19, corona virus, small business, small business loans, federal loans, government loans, payroll, unemployment, employees, accounting, accountant, cpa, financial, financial advisingComment
Stimulus Package: Unemployment Q&A
Stimulus Package: Unemployment Q&A

There are a lot of questions regarding who is eligible for unemployment under the new federal guidelines as a reaction to COVID-19, so here’s a brief Q&A.

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Rachel Burnsunemployment benefits, unemployed, unemployment, federal government, stimulus checks, stimulus bill, stimulus money, stimulus package, corona virus, covid, covid-19, unemployement questions, unemployment eligibility, cpa, accountant, accounting, financial advising, gary levineComment
Stimulus Update: Furloughed Vs. Laid Off
Stimulus Update: Furloughed Vs. Laid Off

With the new stimulus package expanding unemployment benefits, and with businesses struggling to keep employees on payroll, we’re hearing the terms “furlough” and “lay off” a lot.

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Rachel Burnsfurlough, furloughed, laid off, lay offs, fired, unemployed, unemployment benefits, federal government, stimulus bill, stimulus checks, stimulus money, stimulus package, corona virus, covid, covid-19, cpa, accountant, accounting, tax law, tax preparation, tax preparer, financial planning, finances, financialComment
Stimulus Update: Small Business Relief
Stimulus Update: Small Business Relief

The section of the bill that covers relief for small businesses is called the Paycheck Protection Program which is administered through the SBA in the way of loans to small businesses.

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Rachel Burnscovid-19, corona virus, covid, ppp, paycheck protection program, sba, small business administration, relief package, government assistance, business, small business, stimulus money, stimulus bill, loan, small business loans, cpa, accountant, accounting, tax, taxes, tax preparer, tax preparation, gary levine, financial, financial expert, financial advisingComment
Parental Tax Questions: Claiming Adoption Expenses, the Child Tax Credit and More
Parental Tax Questions: Claiming Adoption Expenses, the Child Tax Credit and More

Being a parent or having dependents can make filing taxes a little more complicated, but it also provides some deductions and benefits that are worth exploring.

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Rachel Burnstax, taxes, tax credit, parental tax credit, child tax credit, tax filing, tax preparer, tax preparation, tax deduction, child tax deduction, irs, accountant, accounting, tax accountant, tax services, tax laws, rva, richmond, virginia, va, 804, ric, gary levine, individual tax return, corporate taxes, nonprofit tax returnComment
Tax Tips for Marriages vs. Domestic Partnerships
Tax Tips for Marriages vs. Domestic Partnerships

Although there are benefits to both domestic partnerships and marriages, there are many differences when it comes to the law and its protections.

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Rachel Burnsdomestic partnerships, same sex couples, same sex marriage, taxes, tax preparation, tax filing, marital status, joint taxes, filing jointly, filing separately, certified public accountant, cpa, accountant, accounting, tax preparer, gary levine, richmond, rva, 804, central virginia, virginia, va, personal financeComment