Interview – Trump Tax Planning with Chris Whalen, CPA
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Do you own a home AND… additional debt? As interest rates continue their climb upward, I have been asking myself, “Why would anyone still want to refinance their home mortgage?” [...]
Do you own a business, or are you involved in a business partnership or an investment and have concerns about how those investments or your business interests are being [...]
URGENT ALERT! Please forward this email, after reading it yourself of course, to your employer's Human Resources Department. Chris Whalen, CPA is issuing an urgent alert to all employers that the [...]
Overview Beginning in Tax Year 2015—following the lead of the IRS—New York began to capture taxpayers’ driver license or state-issued ID (non-driver ID) information for their electronically-filed personal income tax [...]
If you have a special needs child approaching the age of 18, I strongly urge you to call me so I can put you in touch with an attorney [...]
Many business owners make the mistake of believing that they can simply choose who to classify as a subcontractor and who as an employee. This is not true! There [...]
If you gave money or property to someone as a gift, you may wonder about the federal gift tax. Many gifts are not subject to the gift tax. Here are [...]
One Last Cut To FHA Premiums The annual premium paid by borrowers on mortgages backed by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is going down by a quarter of a percent. [...]
2017 Standard Mileage Rates for Business, Medical and Moving Announced WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today issued the 2017 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs [...]
More and more I am hearing from clients whose former employers are failing to send them W2s. You don’t have to feel helpless in this situation. There are specific steps [...]
For 2018 Sales Tax Rates, please click here Tax Memo – NJ Sales Tax Is Changing January 1, 2018 NOTICE SALES AND USE TAX RATE CHANGE 6.875% SALES AND USE [...]
Is your a teenager carrying a smartphone? Please read this urgent and informative memo. Please share this with other parents you know. If you need any direction regarding these issues, [...]
Click on the memo name to open. Podcast – Abolish The IRS? Not So Fast, Not So Simple | Alison Morrow Interview Memo – Business [...]
Errors can delay your refund or the IRS could end up denying your EITC claim. Watch out for these common errors when claiming EITC. COMMON EITC ERRORS Claiming a child [...]
Before the memo begins, please read this important message. President Elect Trump is planning a major Tax Overhaul in 2017! Now is the time for YOU to plan, NOT after the [...]
Have a Dad or Dad-to-Be on your Christmas List? Not sure what to get them? I have your answer! Foxhole Father - The Field Guide For Fathers Click here [...]
CPA Monmouth - Crazy But Legal Income Tax Deductions - When tax time rolls around, you may be scrambling to come up with all the income tax deductions you can [...]
Note From Chris Whalen, CPA: This memo relates to 2016 so it is slightly outdated. Please call me directly to discuss current rates and income tax strategies. 732-673-0510. 2016 [...]
The Internal Revenue Service issued a new warning to taxpayers about bogus phone calls from IRS impersonators demanding payment for a non-existent tax that they call the “federal student tax.” [...]
Do you think you are “middle class?” Most likely you are not, although your parents and grandparents were. From an economic, tax and family perspective we have been degraded closer [...]
Chris Whalen, CPA is issuing a warning to all taxpayers of fake IRS tax bills they may receive related to the Affordable Care Act. We have received numerous reports of [...]
Highlights of changes for 2017 401(k) Contribution Limit Remains Unchanged at $18,000 for 2017. The income ranges for determining eligibility to make deductible contributions to traditional Individual Retirement Arrangements (IRAs), [...]
How to Choose an Accountant: 7 Questions to Ask - Are you on the hunt for a new accountant to handle your bookkeeping and taxes? A good accountant will ensure [...]
Join Chris Whalen, CPA and Ted Hicks as they discuss how the election of Donald Trump may impact the future our families, businesses and country. Please reach out to me [...]
Old storage tanks can present significant and complex problems. Discovering a leaking underground storage tank can be nightmare for property owners, particularly in New Jersey. New Jersey requires disclosure of [...]
Where does your CPA / Tax Preparer store your personal financial data? Do you know? We all hear constantly of "cloud based" servers being hacked and millions of identities [...]
The IRS has announced the tax year 2017 annual inflation adjustments for more than 50 tax provisions, including the tax rate schedules and other tax changes. The tax year 2017 [...]
Information in this Memo: Why consider fees? What are 401(k) plan fees and who pays for them? What fees are associated with my investment choices in a 401(k) plan? [...]
On November 8, New Jerseyans will have an opportunity to vote on an amendment to the New Jersey constitution that would mandate that all revenue raised by the state's motor [...]