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How Bartering Affects Your Tax Return

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | Sep 27, 2017 | Blog, Taxes

If you exchanged items or services with someone and didn’t use money, you’ve bartered! That means you have to list the difference in fair market value between what you’ve exchanged as either income or a loss on your tax return. Before you establish...

You’re Getting Audited – Here’s What To Do

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | Sep 20, 2017 | Blog, Taxes

Most of us will never be audited. But when it does happen, it might feel a little scary. The truth of the matter is IRS auditors do audits every day. They know what to look for and can ask questions that you may easily answer incorrectly. Here’s how you can be...

Don’t Pay Tax on a Home Sale

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | Sep 6, 2017 | Blog, Taxes

The law lets you sell your home tax-free if you meet certain requirements. The home must have been owned and used as your principal residence for at least two of the five years prior to the sale. Couples can enjoy up to $500,000 of tax-free profits from a home sale,...

Tax Deadlines for Businesses

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | Aug 29, 2017 | Blog, Business Tips, Taxes

September 15 is an important tax filing deadline for partnerships and corporations. It’s the filing deadline for 2016 tax returns for calendar-year S corporations that received an automatic extension of the March 15 filing deadline. It’s also the filing...

Potential Tax Breaks While Job Hunting

by Heintzelman Accounting Services | Aug 23, 2017 | Blog, Taxes

As the job market continues to improve, more people are embarking on a job hunt. Did you know there’s a potential tax break in a job hunt? You can deduct the cost of looking for a job in your current field, even if you don’t get the job. Typical expenses...

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...

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