Thinking about Free 1040EZ through a national chain? Think again!
Many national chains will file a form 1040EZ for free as a service to customers but will always
try to sneak in hidden charges. The most common hidden charge is a fee to file a state return that
can cost upwards of $40 [...]
Do you own a home or give to charity in Oshkosh or the Fox Valley? If so, timing certain payments can save you hundreds of dollars in taxes by grouping your deductions in certain calendar years. Tax Relaxer is available to help you maximize your deductions.
You may already know that you receive a [...]
Continue Reading →If you are like most Oshkosh or Fox Valley business owners, you may have taken a deduction for your home office or for an area of your house used in business. Also, you may be familiar with the 43-line Form 8829, the form used to calculate an [...]
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The Fiscal Cliff
This past summer, my wife Jamie and I visited High Cliff State Park. The cost of admission was $7. I’m ashamed to say I grew tired climbing the path to the 40-foot observation tower at the vantage point of the cliff. From the observation [...]
Continue Reading →When you have ideas of starting a retail business, you dream of the storefront, what you’ll sell, and how much you’ll charge for it. The last thing on your mind is the first thing you have to accomplish. That is letting your State and Federal Government know that you are doing this. [...]
Continue Reading →The bulk of my work in tax return preparation is in the world (specifically the Appleton – Oshkosh area) of income tax . I add up a taxpayer’s income, and then deduct everything I am legally able to in order [...]
Continue Reading →“Our new Constitution is now established, and has an appearance that promises permanency; but in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.â€
The above Benjamin Franklin quote highlights the certainty of taxes. Taxes will always be there in some form or another. The first personal income tax [...]
Continue Reading →Maybe it’s because I am in the world of accounting, but any time I put money into an offering, donate to a charity, or give goods to a thrift store, I always make a mental note to keep the receipt. Actually keeping the receipt is an entirely different matter! I make the mental [...]
Continue Reading →I wrote a short post on The CPA Journey, as I had experienced it, about six months ago on August 8, 2011. My mind wandered there probably because I had taken my last CPA test a little over a week before that, on July 30. Just 21 days later, [...]
Continue Reading →Hello Everyone!
The tax time is just around the corner! I hope everyone had a wonderful 2011 both tax-wise, and more importantly, lifestyle wise; spent with happy moments with family, friends and you all are in a better position now than one year ago.
2011 was a year that was very good to me. [...]
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"Back in college I pitched an idea to my marketing student group that I truly believed in: "Anything of quality can be had at an affordable price." The Tax Relaxer is built on the same simple principal: "Quality Returns, Prepared and Reviewed by a Quality Specialist, for an Affordable Price, PERIOD."
- Kevin McMullen, Founder
