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NewsMake sure your tax withholding is right for youIf you receive a sizable refund of your 2017 taxes, it may be time for you to check your withholding. Reducing your withholding is as simple as filing a new Form W-4 with your employer. The form comes with a worksheet to figure out how many allowances you should claim. Don’t forget to allow for […] If you donated money to charity, you’ll need these recordsIf you plan on deducting charitable contributions on your 2017 tax return, you’ll need to have certain records. Gifts by check or credit/debit card must have written documentation showing the name of the organization you gave to, the contribution amount, and the date it was made. If the contribution is more than $250, you’ll also need […] Changes to the kiddie taxThe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has changed the way unearned income is taxed for your children. In the past, interest, dividends, and other unearned income used to be taxed in phases. The first $1,050 was tax-free, the next $1,050 was taxed at the child’s rate and any additional was taxed at the parent’s tax […] |