You are a busy dentist and your bookkeeper signs the checks. You are president of a non-profit; the treasurer is supposed to co-sign large checks with the ED. But the treasurer is out of town, and you trust the ED. Your Quickbooks password hasn’t been changed in seven years (Oh, you don’t have one.) The cash part of the business? It’s
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It’s daunting. You can barely pay the bills, fret about keeping your job, and your triplets will be in college at the same time. (And then your accountant congratulates you on your increased income, but you didn’t realize your taxes go up and your credits go down — more on this soon!). So when Suzie Orman suggests
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Hey — I have until October 15, right? I just file that handy-dandy extension while I get my paperwork in order, build up my stash of cash and then file and pay in the fall. No worries, right? Not exactly. If you are getting a refund, you can enjoy the procrastination and the government holding
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Every year many low-income Rhode Islanders leave money on the table. Up to $300 can be yours if your household income is $30,000 or less. It’s not even that complicated (well, at least for a CPA). The Rhode Island Property Tax Relief Claim is available to both owners and renters who are current on their
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