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When Is an Accountant Better than Tax Software?
DESPITE ADVANCES IN TAX AND ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY, WILL THEY EVER REPLACE THE VALUE OF YOUR TRUSTED ACCOUNTANT?
The question of man versus machine is not unique to the accounting profession, but practically speaking, tax software, accounting applications and your … Continue reading
10 Things Every Taxpayer Should Know
To have a proper handle on your finances, you need to understand some basic concepts of our tax law. Doing so will enable you to make the right decisions to minimize your tax burden as well as to discuss it … Continue reading
Get To Know Barbara J. Malandruccolo
What is your full name?
Barbara J. Malandruccolo
How many years have you been with DSJ?
15 years
What is your title at DSJ?
Senior Accountant
Where did you work prior to joining DSJ?
William J. Carson, CPA
What do … Continue reading
Get To Know Eric Kugler
What is your full name?
Eric Kugler
How many years have you been with DSJ?
7 years
What is your title at DSJ?
IT Manager
Where did you work prior to joining DSJ?
NetSol Group and MLA Inc
What do … Continue reading
Get to Know Anthony Condoleo – 2017 Update
WHAT’S NEW IS IN BLUE – March 2017
What is your full name?
Anthony Condoleo
How many years have you been with DSJ?
8+ years
What is your title at DSJ?
Supervisor
Where did you work prior to joining DSJ?… Continue reading
A Tax Road Map For Self-Employed Individuals
Being your own boss can be extremely rewarding, but it can also come with a heightened level of responsibility and details that demand your constant attention. The importance of being organized cannot be underestimated. As a business owner, you wear … Continue reading
Are You Suffering From Tax Procrastination?
As the end of tax season draws near and the major league baseball season gets into full swing, approximately 30% of American taxpayers are yet to file their taxes. In fact, it can be argued that tax procrastination has supplanted … Continue reading
10 Smart Facts About Social Security
1. If you wait until full retirement age to claim Social Security, you are entitled to full benefits.
- If born between 1943 and 1954, full retirement is age 66
- If born between 1955 and 1959, full retirement gradually climbs to
Make Sure To Factor In Capital Gains When You Sell
WILL YOU PAY CAPITAL GAIN RATES WHEN YOU SELL?
It’s a fact: if you sell capital property like your home or stocks at a gain, you’ll have to pay capital gains taxes.
But the more you know about capital gains, … Continue reading
How Will My State Apply Capital Gains Rates?
Example:
A two wage-earner married couple with two kids have total salaries of $115,000 and itemized deductions of $35,100. Total ordinary taxable income is $63,900.
In addition, they have LTCG of $12,000 generated from sales of stock. The first $11,000 … Continue reading