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Why You Should Consider A Mid-Year Tax Review

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | May 31, 2017 | Blog, Taxes

Most people don’t include tax planning on their summertime agenda, but there are benefits to doing so. The problem with waiting until the end of the year is that you reduce the time for planning strategies to take effect. If you take the time now to schedule a...

Good Tax Records Are Important

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | May 24, 2017 | Blog, Taxes

Keeping your tax records organized year-round is a good practice and will keep you from hastily assembling your documents for your annual tax preparation appointment. If you are diligent about maintaining your tax records, you won’t have to worry about losing a...

What Should You Do When The IRS Contacts You?

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | May 17, 2017 | Blog, News

After you file your tax return, the last thing you want to see is a notice from the IRS questioning your return. Some IRS notices involve very minor changes, like a correction to a Social Security number. Some are for serious changes that could involve a lot of money,...

Estimated Tax Payments – Do You Need To Make Them?

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | Mar 29, 2017 | Blog, Taxes

April 18 is both the day individual income tax returns for 2016 are due and the due date for the first estimated tax payment for 2017. So, even as you finalize, file, and pay your 2016 federal income taxes, you might need to be thinking about how much you’ll owe...

Do You Owe Self-Employment Tax?

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | Mar 22, 2017 | Blog, Frequently Asked Questions for Individuals, Taxes

Did you work as a sole proprietor or independent contractor in 2016? If you earned more than $400 during 2016 from the work you did, you may owe self-employment tax. That’s true no matter what your age – even if you’re receiving social security...

Update Your Mileage Reimbursements For 2017

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | Mar 16, 2017 | Blog, News

If you intend to use your vehicle for business, charitable activities, medical appointments, or moving during 2017, be aware that the optional standard mileage rates for computing the deductible costs have changed. Here are the rates to use to calculate reimbursements...

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