Phishing Scams Using the IRS
One should never send confidential information via email unless absolutely sure of whom the recipient is. The IRS never initiates contact with a taxpayer via email.
keep readingOne should never send confidential information via email unless absolutely sure of whom the recipient is. The IRS never initiates contact with a taxpayer via email.
keep readingSome people think they are getting ahead of the game by mailing forms to the Government and at the same time providing the appropriate forms to their employee/independent contractor. The reality is, by doing so, they are potentially creating a difficult situation for themselves.
keep readingMark comes to us from the firm of J. M. Abbott & Associates, Ltd., in Lincoln, Illinois, where he was a staff accountant for just over 3 years. He brings experience in federal and state tax return preparation and accounting for individuals, trusts, estates, corporate and partnership entities. His audit experience includes governmental engagements, school districts and grain elevators.
keep readingIt has been an interesting year for our cooperative clients. Many have enjoyed having their balance sheets, particularly their working capital, shored up with the value of the FC Stone stock. For local earnings though, we have found a mixed bag of results. Many thrived during the last year with tremendous margin improvements in grain and agronomy, although those have been offset to some degree with higher interest expense.
keep readingSmart Tax Tips: New Employee Tax Credit, Donate From Your IRA, Don't Forget Your 1099!
keep readingIf your credit union generated more than $1,000 in unrelated business income, you will be required to file form 990-T and pay the appropriate tax.
keep reading