New Hampshire residents who worked remotely for Massachusetts companies during the COVID-19 pandemic may have to pay Massachusetts income tax, according to a state regulation. New Hampshire considered this regulation, which applies to about 80,000 NH residents, unconstitutional. The state brought it to the Supreme Court, who rejected the complaint without hearing it. So what […]
Impacts of the Biden Tax Updates
Since taking office, President Biden has unveiled his new tax plan, which helps to fund the Build Back Better Program. There are three plans in this agenda: the American Rescue Plan, the American Jobs Plan and the American Families Plan. Each of these plans will have different impacts on taxes. As the tax changes roll […]
2020 Tax Roundup and Updates
As you file your 2020 taxes, you might run across some differences from last year’s taxes. Whether these are from personal changes in your life or changes to tax rules and deadlines, it’s important to be aware of them before you file. Here are some of the major 2020 tax differences you might notice: 2020 […]
How to Take Advantage of Your Solar Panel Tax Benefit
Leveraging large tax credits to improve your retirement can be a great idea. If solar makes sense for your home, then now is a good time to do it. Back in 2015, Congress extended the solar panel tax credit – also called the investment tax credit (ITC) for five more years. This credit makes solar […]
Managing Internal Capital Gains Exposure
Capital gains exposure can add up if you’re not careful. The best way to avoid them is to be mindful of where you’re vulnerable when you’re building your portfolio. Capital Gains Taxes – What they are, and how they happen Internal capital gains are an increase in the value of an investment that makes […]
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