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Tips for a peaceful tax season

For the next couple months, you will likely be seeing people standing on street corners with signs advertising tax services and countless TV ads for tax preparers promising fast refunds. There will be kiosks set up in malls and departments stores with tax preparers on...

Which business expenses are tax deductible?

The costs of running a small business can add up quickly. One of the upsides of being a small business owner is the ability to deduct several business expenses from your federal taxes. This can relieve part of the financial burden of owning a small business. Now that...

What you should know about filing taxes for 2017

It’s never too early to think about taxes. Sure, there are plenty of things that are much more pleasant to think about, like root canals or traffic jams. But getting a jump on your 2017 taxes is a great idea–the sooner you finish them, the sooner you can relax. Going...

Debunking some common myths about tax audits

When many people imagine a tax audit, they picture shadowy IRS agents combing through tax returns to seize upon every tiny flaw. This misconception couldn’t be further from the truth. No one looks forward to a tax audit, but the process is not necessarily as painful...

End-of-the-year tax tips that you should know

With the cold Ohio winter upon us, spring may be the last thing on your mind. Before you know it, though, spring—and tax season—will be here. That’s why it’s best to start thinking now about how you can minimize your tax payments. With the end of the year approaching,...

Cities dispute Ohio’s power over local taxes

Governor John Kashich’s two-year budget plan, which allows business owners to file taxes with the state of Ohio rather than their city of residence, is being challenged by a group of Ohio municipalities. Over 100 towns and cities are filing suit in an attempt to block...