Summer Planning: Vacations, Beach Time…and Taxes?
June, the first official month of summer. For many people, summer is a time for vacations, fishing, and spending time at the beach. Consider adding to that list everyone’s least favorite topic – income tax planning. I know you are thinking, “I just filed my tax return, why do I need to start thinking about […]
A Quick Guide to Summer Supplemental Income
Summer is the season of sunshine, long weekends and finding creative ways to earn a little extra cash. Whether you’re walking dogs, hosting guests through Airbnb, selling crafts at the farmers market, or picking up a few rideshare shifts, that added income can be a great boost. But it’s important to remember that even small-scale […]
Spring into Generosity – Charitable Giving & Gifting in 2025
The days grow longer and gardens blossom, as the season of spring brings a sense of rejuvenation, and for many, a time of generosity. Whether it is supporting a local non-profit that is dear to your heart or financially helping loved ones, spring is an excellent time to revisit tax planning strategies aimed at charitable […]
Get Ahead of Tax Season: Smart Steps to Take Now
The holidays have ended, and you have likely packed the decorations back into storage for another year. However, it is not too early to start thinking about tax season. A well-organized approach to tax preparation can save you time, money, and stress. Here are some key steps to take to help facilitate a smooth tax […]
Tis the Season for Tax Savings
With the holidays right around the corner and the year winding down, it’s easy to get caught up in holiday shopping, get-togethers, and last-minute plans. Many taxpayers also find themselves scrambling to take advantage of last-minute tax saving opportunities before the new year. The good news is that there are still several strategies you can […]
Election Year – What to Expect
October has always been one of my favorite months in the calendar year. The air begins to feel more crisp, football season is in full swing, and things can (sometimes) begin to slow down as you approach the holiday season and the year’s end. However, every four years October takes on added significance as the […]
Business Owners Guide to Corporate Transparency Act
As a business owner, you are no stranger to juggling multiple responsibilities. From managing daily operations to navigating complex regulations and staying on top of finances, the list of tasks seems endless. Just when you think you have a handle on everything, a new hurdle appears on the horizon in the form of the Corporate […]
Remote Work Tax Implications
As someone who began remote work during the pandemic and is now the first remote employee for Keller & Associates, I’ve witnessed firsthand the transformation of the traditional work environment. While this shift offers flexibility and convenience for employees and employers alike, it also brings forth various tax implications that both individuals and businesses must […]
Maximizing Health Savings Strategies
Are you taking advantage of triple tax benefits? If you are enrolled in a qualifying high-deductible health plan (HDHP), not claimed as a dependent on someone else’s tax return, and not covered by another non-high-deductible health insurance plan, you may be eligible to contribute to a Health Savings Account, or HSA. HSAs are known for […]
Better Than To Receive
The Victoria Bach Festival recently concluded its 49th season, marking another year of exceptional music. As the current President of this enduring organization, I am filled with pride as we prepare for our 50th season next year—a milestone that coincides with my 10th year on the board. Contributing to a cause greater than oneself is […]