Didn’t Receive Your EIP? Claim It on Your 2020 Return

Didn’t Receive Your EIP? Claim It on Your 2020 Return

Congress called them recovery rebates. You may know them as the Economic Impact Payments (EIP).Didn't get yours? Claim it on your 2020 tax return.
Don't Miss Out on the Opportunity for a Spousal IRA

Don't Miss Out on the Opportunity for a Spousal IRA

One frequently overlooked tax benefit is the spousal IRA. They allow a non-working or low-earning spouse to contribute to his/her own IRA, or spousal IRA.
Starting a Small Business? 9 Things to Know about Being a Sole Proprietor

Starting a Small Business? 9 Things to Know about Being a Sole Proprietor

Sole proprietors have alot to learn starting out. Fiducial has a quick list of nine tax rules and considerations involved in operating as a sole proprietor.
Finally, The COVID Relief Package Is Law. What Does That Mean for You?

Finally, The COVID Relief Package Is Law. What Does That Mean for You?

Now that the COVID-relief package is law, we have details. This article provides an overview of the many tax provisions included in the legislation,
Don't Ignore Household Employee Payroll Tax Rules

Don't Ignore Household Employee Payroll Tax Rules

If you hire a household employee to provide services in or around your home, you probably have a tax liability. Ignore it and it may come back to bite you.
Gambling and Tax Gotchas

Gambling and Tax Gotchas

There are far more tax issues related to gambling than you might expect. And these issues may impact your taxes in more ways than you might believe.
Traditional or Roth IRA? Which Plan Will Be Best for You?

Traditional or Roth IRA? Which Plan Will Be Best for You?

The tax code offers two IRA types. Fiducial has a primer on both kinds of IRAs. Learn their pros and cons, and how to choose the one that’s right for you.
QBI Deduction Basics and a Year-End Tax Tip that Might Help You Qualify

QBI Deduction Basics and a Year-End Tax Tip that Might Help You Qualify

If you own a business, you may be eligible to take the QBI deduction. We sometimes refer to this as the pass-through deduction or Section 199A deduction.