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9 Best Online Budgeting Tools To Help You Manage Your Finances Better | Tax Relief Center

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Keeping track of personal budgets can be pretty difficult, so we’ve gathered a short list of the best online budgeting tools and services and sorted them according to your varying needs. Manage Your Finances Better with These Online Budgeting Tools   1. Mint https://www.instagram.com/p/BOqt0MPg3y5/ Also known as the online budgeting tool that launched a revolution, … [Read more...]

Should You Depend On An IRS Tax Calculator To Estimate Your Taxes?

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Using the 2018 IRS Tax Calculator, we bring you a helpful guide for understanding the new tax rules. IRS Tax Calculator and New Tax Rules   1. Forecast Your Taxes Due to the tax reform, there are significant effects on the tax reports of individuals, businesses, and even tax-exempt entities. From estimated taxes to withholding, going through a preview of your 2018 … [Read more...]

When Are Taxes Due? Know Your 2019 Deadlines

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When are taxes due for individuals and business owners? Here’s what you need to know this coming 2019. When Are Taxes Due | What You Need to Know   When Are Taxes Due in 2019 for Individuals? When are taxes due in 2019? They’re due on April 15, which falls on a Monday. The deadline will only move to a later date if April 15 falls on a weekend or on a holiday. You … [Read more...]

9 Effective Tax Planning Strategies You Should Know

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Tax planning becomes even trickier with the tax reforms happening, so read on for your guide to the most effective tax strategies. In this article: Business Deductions Deferred Income Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Companies and Trusts Smart Tax Planning Techniques to Keep in Min Business Deductions 1. Review your Assets You can write-off fixed assets when it is … [Read more...]

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