Whether you live in Alpharetta, Cartersville or Riverdale, there’s a Daniel Ahart Tax Service office near you It’s important to remind our existing and prospective clients that we are open all year round so that we are ready to assist you with your personal and business tax needs regardless of when you need us the most,” explains Daniel Ahart, chief tax officer at the tax… [Read More]
$6000 Tax Advances Available Now: Are They Worth It?
You can get tax refund advances of up to $6,000 but isn’t the best fit for each particular situation From January through April, a tax refund loan can be a great way to get money quickly. But you need to pay some fees, so make sure you consider the pros and cons of your particular situation before… [Read More]
Tax Benefits for Employer-Provided Child Care in Georgia
Unlock significant tax savings and enhance employee satisfaction by offering employer-provided child care benefits in Georgia, designed to support both your workforce and your bottom line.
Claiming the Child and Dependent Care Credit
The Ins and Outs of the Child and Dependent Care Credit. The Child and Dependent Care Credit is a tax credit offered by the U.S. federal government to help eligible taxpayers cover the costs of childcare or care for dependents while they work or look for work. This credit can help reduce the tax liability… [Read More]
2022 Tax Law Changes for Individuals and Businesses
Tax laws can vary by jurisdiction and individual circumstances. It’s important to note that tax law changes can have wide-ranging impacts on individuals, businesses, and the economy as a whole. Understanding these changes is crucial for taxpayers to navigate their obligations and make informed financial decisions. Here are some general changes that occurred in 2022…. [Read More]
For Crypto Investors, There Are Several Tax Essentials to Keep In Mind
Tax essentials for crypto investors While tax regulations can indeed vary by jurisdiction when it comes to cryptocurrencies, here are some general considerations for crypto taxation: Read also: “Crypto Taxes: Do I Need To Report My Gains And Losses?“ Given the evolving nature of cryptocurrencies and the complexities of tax regulations, it is crucial for… [Read More]
Home Solar Energy System: Do I Need To Pay Taxes On The Energy I Generate For My Home?
Tax treatment for homeowners who generate solar energy for personal use In most countries, including the United States, homeowners who generate solar energy for personal use do not have to pay taxes on the energy they generate. This is because the electricity generated by a home solar energy system is considered a personal use item… [Read More]
What Are Federal Solar Credits And How To Claim Them In Tax Returns?
The federal solar tax credit, also known as the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), will be at a reduced rate in 2022 and beyond. To claim the federal solar tax credit, you will need to file IRS Form 5695 “Residential Energy Credits” with your federal tax return. You will also need to provide documentation of the… [Read More]
Retiree Tax Break for Georgia Seniors
Discover significant tax savings for Georgia seniors with our expert guidance at Daniel Ahart Tax Service, ensuring you maximize your benefits while preparing for a smooth tax season.
Georgia Storm Victims Qualify For Tax Relief
Individuals and businesses in a federally declared disaster area According to an IRS announcement, storm victims in parts of Georgia now have until May 15, 2023, to file various federal individual and business tax returns and make tax payments. The IRS is offering relief to any area designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The… [Read More]
Georgia Residents Can Now Claim A Fetus As A Dependent On Their Tax Returns For A $3,000 Exemption
Georgia Will Give You A $3000 Tax Cut For Your Fetus The state’s “fetal personhood” provision now includes a $3000 tax exemption starting at around six weeks of pregnancy. As informed in a previously article, once the Supreme Court reversed Roe in June 2022, many expected the courts to revisit Georgia’s law. That effectively happened in… [Read More]
If I Have A Holiday Craft Business, Will I Receive A Form 1099-K?
Yes, you may receive a Form 1099-K depending on the type of transactions. According to the IRS, if you accept payment cards (for example, credit card or debit cards) as a form of payment for goods you sell or services you provide, you will receive a Form 1099-K for the gross amount of the payments… [Read More]
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