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Featured Articles February 2018 - Port St. Lucie

Posted on Feb 7th 2018

You should receive a Form W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, from each of your employers for use in preparing your federal tax return. Employers must furnish this record of 2017 earnings and withheld taxes no later than January 31, 2018 (allow several days for delivery if mailed). Here's what to do if you're missing important tax forms, brought to you by our tax accountants Port St. Lucie. Contact Paramount Tax & Accounting Port St. Lucie to learn more.

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Featured Articles for January 2018 - Port St. Lucie

Posted on Jan 22nd 2018

Summary of all posts for January 2018 from Paramount Tax & Accounting Port St. Lucie, brought to you by our accounting firms Port St. Lucie. Contact Paramount Tax & Accounting Port St. Lucie to learn more.

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5 QuickBooks Reports You Need to Run in January - Port St. Lucie

Posted on Jan 10th 2018

Getting all of your accounting tasks done in December is always a challenge. Besides the vacation time you and your employees probably took for the holidays, there are those year-end, "Let's-wrap-it-up-by-December-31" projects. Contact us at Paramount Tax & Accounting Port St. Lucie to learn more about our small business accounting services in Port St. Lucie.

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Late-Filing Penalty Relief for Partnerships - Port St. Lucie

Posted on Jan 10th 2018

The Surface Transportation and Veterans Health Care Choice Improvement Act of 2015 (Surface Transportation Act) changed the date by which a partnership, real estate mortgage investment conduits (REMICs), or other entity must file its annual return. For calendar year filers, the due date for filing the annual return or request for an extension changed from April 15 (April 18 in 2017) to March 15. Contact Paramount Tax & Accounting Port St. Lucie's CPA firm in Port St. Lucie to learn more.

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Safe Harbors Help Taxpayers Suffering Property Losses - Port St. Lucie

Posted on Jan 10th 2018

Safe harbor methods are used by individual taxpayers when determining the amount of their casualty and theft losses for their homes and personal belongings. Four of the safe harbor methods may be used for any qualifying casualty or theft loss, and three are specifically applicable only to losses occurring as a result of a Federally declared disaster. Contact Paramount Tax & Accounting Port St. Lucie's tax services in Port St. Lucie to learn more.

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