Earn up to $2,000 back from Uncle Sam through the Saver’s Tax Credit
Middle and lower-income workers can earn free money through a little-known tax credit called the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit, the Saver’s Credit for short. This is a great way for you, or maybe for your adult children, to save for retirement, and get some...
If you were pregnant in 2022, you may be eligible for a big tax deduction
In our last issue, we mentioned several commonly overlooked deductions that could save you money on your tax bill. But there is a new tax deduction for Georgia taxpayers that you may be unaware of: the unborn child deduction. Any unborn child with a detectable human...
Get more money back on your taxes with these commonly overlooked deductions
Tax season is upon us, and we all want to save money on our tax bills. But tax laws are so complicated that it’s tough. There are a lot of deductible expenses you might be able to take advantage of which perhaps you haven’t considered, so we’ll mention just a few...
Tax season appointments are booking now with Mimi and Jackie
We are scheduling appointments now through March 20 for tax season. You can set an appointment up today with Mimi and Jackie by calling us at 706-632-7850 or emailing our office manager Kimberly Mortimer at kmortimer@premiertaxsuccess.com It is important to contact us...
Mark your calendar for tax prep deadlines
We are scheduling appointments now through March 20 for tax season. You can set an appointment up today with Mimi and Jackie by calling us at 706-632-7850 or emailing our office manager Kimberly Mortimer at kmortimer@premiertaxsuccess.com. It is important to contact...
Get a Jump on Taxes: 6 Tips to Prepare for the 2023 Tax Season
While you may be thinking “tax planning” at the end of the year, now is also a great time to think “tax filing.” You can take some simple steps now that will help make filing your 2022 tax return next spring quicker and easier. Then you’ll be ready to meet the upcoming tax season with confidence.
What to Know: November 29th Is Giving Tuesday
The Tuesday after Thanksgiving is known as “Giving Tuesday,” a day when many people make charitable donations. If you choose to donate on this day (or any other day), keep these tips in mind.
Make Your Move: Now’s the Time for Year-End Tax Planning
For 2022, very few tax proposals were enacted. The Inflation Reduction Act was passed in August, but it focuses on ramping up climate- and healthcare-related spending, and does not raise tax rates on individual taxpayers. So with only eight weeks left until the calendar changes to 2023, now’s the time to review your year-end financial situation.
IRS Inflation Adjustments Will Affect Your 2023 Tax Return
The latest increases in the consumer price index will impact not only your current financial situation, but also your 2023 tax return (that is, the return you file in April 2024). That’s because the Federal Tax Code provides for mandatory annual adjustments to certain tax items based on inflation.