Last updated on October 19th, 2020High taxes in New York State have long been vexing residents, particularly those at retirement age. In nearly every category – real estate taxes, income tax, and even health insurance – New York residents regularly shell out more cash than those who live in other

Last updated on October 19th, 2020Nationwide, students shoulder the burden of ever-increasing higher education costs. Fortunately, the Federal Government offers several tax breaks to defray those expenses. Here are the tax breaks available to current higher education students. The American Opportunity Tax Credit This tax break offers up to $2,500

Last updated on October 19th, 2020Couples who intend to divorce will have to approach their tax planning in an entirely different way. Whether you have already dissolved the marriage or plan on doing so, here is what to expect for the tax implications. Transfer of Marital Home If one individual

Last updated on October 19th, 2020For those of you with a very specific set of skills and interests, you likely know exactly what you want to do with your life. Choosing a career isn’t something you need to think about, but there is something you may want to consider: being

Last updated on October 19th, 2020We all spend money day in and day out, and while we don’t always pay close attention to what is being spent, it really pays to do so. In fact, staying on top of your finances can benefit your family in many ways. Let’s take

Last updated on October 19th, 2020Article from Times Herald-Record Monday, January 5, 2018 ——————————————— The new tax law signed by President Trump has changed the way businesses must consider meals, entertainment and transportation expenses. Generally, meal and entertainment expenses were previously 50 percent deductible. The changes made with the recent