Angela Moss Gordy CPA

Time to file your tax return for 2020 if you have not already done so. There is no reason to leave a possible refund on the table, and the IRS is not going to beg to send you back your money.

Ouch! Property taxes are on their way up. Here is what you can do to keep your property taxes as low as possible.

Know when to keep or throw out your tax records. Here is what you need to know.

Reminder: 3Q estimated taxes due Wednesday, September 15.

The IRS assumes you'll charge interest if you make personal loans, even to friends and family. Even if you don't charge interest, you'll owe tax on an assumed rate of interest.

Now is the time to lower this year's tax bill! Here are ideas to do that PLUS save valuables from thieves.

Within each tax surprise is a common lesson. Here is an actual story that cost $24,000 and a lesson for everyone.

Being married can be bliss, but often not within the tax code. Here are some pitfalls of being married in the eyes of the taxman.

Living in another state to work remotely or to retire often causes tax problems. Here is what you should know.

The amount of your tax bill is often dependent on your age and the age of your children. You need to plan accordingly. Here are the details.

Advance child tax credit payments are now being paid. Learn how to find the best bank for you, and how to protect your privacy from prying eyes watching everything you do.

Retirement account investments in mutual funds come with hidden tax traps and benefits. Here are some of them.

If you use an installment sale to sell property, you may save on taxes by spreading out the tax over a number of years. But be careful! If not properly planned, you may have a nasty tax surprise.

With all the changes last year, now is a great time to conduct a tax checkup, especially since their is still time to make adjustments.

Get answers to common tax questions and read about the new world of bank reconciliations. And why not have some fun with a resurgence of these classic or newly popular board games.

Now is the time for taxes AND reviewing your Social Security earnings report.

The IRS often sees the transfer of funds as a loan, whether there is a loan agreement or not. This also means there is an implied term and interest payment. When the IRS says a transaction is a loan, what interest rate do they use? Enter AFRs. Here is what you need to know.

There are a few areas within the tax code that can cause an unpleasant surprise when encountered. Thankfully they do not happen too often. Here are six you should know about.

After a long pilot program, the IRS is making its identity theft PIN program available to all taxpayers. Here is what you need to know.