If you’re managing a trust or estate, you may have to deal with estimated tax payments. In some cases, you can pass these tax payments to beneficiaries, rather than having the estate or trust pay them. This can be a…
The start of tax season can feel daunting, but it doesn't have to be. Whether you're a small business owner, a freelancer managing multiple income streams, a senior navigating tax deductions, or a veteran with unique tax benefits, there are…
Tax season has begun, with the filling deadline set for mid-April for most taxpayers. Working individuals may be unaware that they qualify for potential tax breaks. Many taxpayers who have a limited earned income overlook the Earned Income Tax Credit…
This originally aired on the Catholic Faith Network’s show CFN Live: https://youtu.be/Jg2qnoMY3qk It is that time of year again, where taxpayers must file their personal income tax returns. But, what do you need to know before filing your tax return?…
Watch “In The Legal Know” with Vincent J. Russo Vincent appeared on CFN Live on March 18th, 2024 to discuss“Navigating the 2024 Tax Season” https://youtu.be/Jg2qnoMY3qk Vincent J. Russo discusses which tax return form should you use, how to get your…
This originally aired on the Catholic Faith Network’s show CFN Live: https://youtu.be/aUe67RxG1gM This is a very timely topic in light of us being in tax season. If you sold your home in 2022, you must report the sale on your…
This originally aired on the Catholic Faith Network’s show CFN Live: https://youtu.be/iLLmYogko1M It is not too late to save money on your 2022 taxes! There are steps that can be taken to help you lower your taxes, save money when…
Watch “In The Legal Know” with Vincent J. Russo on CFN Live! Vincent appeared on CFN Live on February 2nd, 2023 to discuss “Tax Tips to Save Money” https://youtu.be/iLLmYogko1M Vincent J. Russo discusses how to lower taxes for 2022,…
Scams are on the rise! Whether it be in the form of a phone call, email, or direct mailing, scam artists are trying to steal your personal information. The IRS has continuously warned taxpayers to think twice before providing any…
Tax season is fast approaching and many taxpayers are reviewing their paperwork to figure out what documents are necessary and what can be discarded. This can be a daunting experience that leaves many with the question: how long should I keep my tax returns?
The length of time you should keep a tax-related document typically depends on the action, expense, or event which the document records. Generally, you should keep your records until the statute of limitations runs out.