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As of March 19, 2020, there are different programs available to taxpayers as a response to COVID-19. Below are summaries of the programs available:

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During a press briefing on March 17, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced that certain 2019 tax payments can be deferred until July 15th. 

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Planning on making charitable gifts in 2020 and want to be tax efficient when doing so? There are many ways but below are a few common options...

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The passing of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act led to many questions about your bottom line last tax season. With one year behind us, we look forward to moving into this tax season with more clarity and confidence to manage the effects of the reform for both individuals and businesses.

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Have you ever found yourself scrambling during the last week of January to track down a Federal Identification Number or addresses of 1099 recipients?

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The IRS recently issued new increases to tax deduction and contribution limits for tax year 2020. These increases are from the annual inflation adjustment that the IRS makes towards multiple tax schedules.

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There are new variations of Tax Related Scams going around and we want you to be aware!

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Ohio has launched its awaited TechCred Training Reimbursement Program.

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Victims of the severe storms, straight-line winds, tornadoes, flooding, and landslides that took place on May 27, 2019 in Ohio may qualify for tax relief from the Internal Revenue Service.

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School starts soon for many students at universities and colleges around the region.   Many of those students receive scholarships to help pay for school. While most scholarships are excluded from gross income, students need to be aware of situations where scholarships need  to be reported as income and that income could be subject to federal income tax with a maximum tax rate of 37%.

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