A Parent’s Perspective: Sending Your Diabetic Child Off to College
By John Hartnett My son is in his senior year of high school and is in the midst of applying to colleges. That process is
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How the Election Will Impact Your Taxes
Hilary. Donald. And don’t forget Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate, or Libertarian Gary Johnson. No matter how much you love them, hate them, or
Light Reading, Anyone? U.S Tax Code: 4 million words
“The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax.” – Albert Einstein Social security tax. Income tax. Property tax. School tax. Do
Why You Should Get A Second Opinion On Your Tax Return
By John J. Hartnett Jr., CPA, PFS, President and CEO, Capital and Worth If you prepared your own taxes last year or used tax preparation software,
Best Tax Advice I’ve Heard… Ever
Working as an accountant for more than thirty years, I’ve heard it all when it comes to tax advice. I could write a thesis on
Laid Off? Here’s Some Tax Help.
Rule of the corporate jungle: mergers bring layoffs. When DuPont and Dow recently wed, 1700 jobs disappeared. Maybe you were recently laid-off, or someone you
It’s Never Too Early – Or Late – To Start Saving For College
It seems like just yesterday when your child was walking into kindergarten, and now, you may have started planning where they’ll go to college
Want to save more money? Start with your toes…
Every Spring, teenagers make it through college prep testing, prom, and how to drive a car – but how well do they survive the
Why I became an accountant
What did you want to become when you were a kid? A firefighter? Baseball player? An online game creator? How about an accountant?! No?
What 3 things do business taxpayers fear most?
If I ask the person sitting next to me what they fear most in life, they would probably say: ‘Death, taxes and public speaking.’
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