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This year’s tax season is fast approaching. The W-9 form is another document that surges in importance around this time. Normally, the deadline for last year’s taxes is April 15. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, however, that is bound… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘tax information’
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Tax Receipts: Vital Documentation to Retain or Dispose of As Necessary
Keeping tax receipts sounds pointless. However, it’s much more important to hang onto the documents you’ll need when tax time rolls around. In some cases, there are plenty of copies that you won’t have to keep if they are no… Read More
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3 Reasons to File Your 2020 Taxes Early This Year
It doesn’t seem like it was all that long ago that the last tax deadline was pushed back. Usually, Tax Day falls on April 15, which is the last day you can file your taxes for the previous year without… Read More
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Crucial Tax Forms: Decoding the W-2 Paperwork
Tax season is almost upon us. For many workers, the W-2 form is one of the most important pieces of paperwork that full-time employees will receive from their employers. That said, younger members of the workforce might not understand how… Read More
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Tax Law Update: How 2020 Changed the Landscape of It All
Greetings, loyal readers! Chances are good that you are already thinking about the next tax season. This past year’s deadline was adjusted from April into July due to the COVID-19 pandemic complicating everything about our ordinary lives. There is no… Read More
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4 Pressing Tax Questions: Are Unemployment Benefits Taxable?
The tax deadline is typically April 15th. However, due to circumstances beyond our collective control, that deadline was extended this year. Even so, you may be curious about the outlook for 2021. With many workers being furloughed or even laid… Read More
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What is the Employee Retention Credit, and How Does it Work?
There are several coronavirus payroll tax credits available to help employers manage their business during this time. One of these credits is the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). This credit is a CARES Act relief measure and is a fully refundable… Read More
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What is Earned Income and Why Does It Matter?
When you own or work for a business, you receive earned income, but that term doesn’t include all income. Understanding the difference between income that is earned and unearned is essential for determining tax liability and tax credit eligibility. So… Read More
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How the CARES Act May Impact You and Your Business
This past Friday, Congress passed a $2 trillion stimulus package called the CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security). It’s nearly 883 pages and contains a bounty of information. At the Harding Group, we want to make sure our… Read More
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Important Updates and Advice from the Harding Group
Due to the frequent changes and announcements regarding tax and other programs that impact our client base, The Harding Group wants to reach out to our clients to address some questions or concerns they may have. We will keep monitoring… Read More