Robert Hockensmith, CPA’s Post

REMINDER 🚨 The next estimated quarterly tax payment due date is a week away on June 17th. This is for the period of April 1st- May 31, 2024. If you need support estimating your tax payment or updating your books, book a free discovery call with our team today. https://loom.ly/xEZTe8U #quarterlytaxpayments #businesstaxes #njbusinessowners #njaccountants #smallbusinessaccountants #diytaxes

REMINDER 🚨 The next estimated quarterly tax payment due date is a week away on June 17th. This is for the period of April 1st- May 31, 2024. If you need support estimating your tax payment or updating your books, book a free discovery call with our team today. https://loom.ly/xEZTe8U #quarterlytaxpayments #businesstaxes #njbusinessowners #njaccountants #smallbusinessaccountants #diytaxes

As Q3 ends, it’s crucial to review your tax strategy. Are you maximizing your deductions? If not, now’s the time to consult with us to ensure you’re not leaving money on the table. Let’s optimize your tax approach before year-end! 📅💼 #TaxStrategy #Q3CheckIn #AECSuccess #TaxPrep #FinancialAnalysis #AccountingHelp "

Mastering Tax Deductions: Understanding the Augusta Rule and Multi-Member LLCs Discover the ins and outs of the Augusta Rule and how it applies to multi-member LLCs in your tax deductions. Learn how to navigate these complex rules and maximize your deductions with this informative video. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3WoHdlC #TaxDeductions #AugustaRule #MultiMemberLLC #TaxTips #TaxSavingTips #SmallBusinessTax #BusinessFinance #TaxPlanning #LLCDeductions #TaxDeductionStrategy

If you’re you tired of feeling like you're leaving money on the table come tax time, blink twice… It’s time to take control of your finances and maximize your deductions. Grab my FREE Tax Deduction Checklist – your secret weapon to identifying missed deductions and lowering your tax liability! This is not an all inclusive list but one to get you started!!! The Tax Tea will be spilled tomorrow night in the Maximizing Deductions Live Webinar.. With this checklist in hand, you'll uncover hidden opportunities to save big on your taxes. Get ready to say goodbye to missed deductions and hello to increased savings for your business. Grab your FREE copy now https://lnkd.in/eTiKJ4Gc Let's make this tax season your best one yet! #TaxSavings #SmallBizOwners #Deductions #taxes #alisttax #AListTaxSolutions #iamkaycole #taxwebinar #taxprofessionals #taxes #taxliability #taxstrategies #taxpro #taxdeductions #taxcredits #businesstaxes #thealist

Don’t wait until tax season to start thinking about next year’s taxes! The earlier you begin, the more opportunities you have to save. By starting now, you can ensure you don’t miss out on key deductions, credits, and strategies that can significantly reduce your tax liability. Start planning now and save yourself the stress—and money—when 2025 tax season arrives! 📊 #taxplanning #taxstrategy #earlyplanning #savemoney #businessgrowth #taxseasonready #sharoneasoncpa #chaseeason #CPA

💡 Tax Tips: Standard vs. Itemized Deductions Understanding the difference between standard deductions and itemized deductions can make a big difference in your tax liability. 📊 Standard Deduction Amounts for 2023: ✔️ $14,600 (Single) ✔️ $21,900 (Head of Household) ✔️ $29,200 (Married Filing Jointly) Most taxpayers opt for the standard deduction, but is it the best option for you? Join us in our latest episode to explore how to maximize your tax return. #NowMedia #TaxPlanning #StandardDeduction #ItemizedDeductions #IRSCompliance

Mastering Tax Deductions: Understanding the Augusta Rule and Multi-Member LLCs Discover the ins and outs of the Augusta Rule and how it applies to multi-member LLCs in your tax deductions. Learn how to navigate these complex rules and maximize your deductions with this informative video. Learn more at https://bit.ly/3WoHdlC #TaxDeductions #AugustaRule #MultiMemberLLC #TaxTips #TaxSavingTips #SmallBusinessTax #BusinessFinance #TaxPlanning #LLCDeductions #TaxDeductionStrategy

After filing a 2023 tax return, keep these three issues in mind: 1) You can check on your refund by going to irs.gov. Click on “Get your refund status.” 2) Some tax records can now be thrown out. You should generally save statements, receipts, etc., for three years after filing. However, keep your actual returns indefinitely. There are exceptions to the general three-year rule. 3) If you forgot something, you can file an amended tax return. In general, you can file Form 1040-X to claim a refund within three years after the date you filed the original return or within two years of the date you paid the tax, whichever is later. If you have questions, contact us. www.albrightcpas.com #albrightandassociates #albrightcpas #taxes #irs #refund #filing #reno #renonv #nevada