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If you have eased your way into using QuickBooks and learning to utilize the software to your advantage, you may find that your records could use a little “housekeeping.” Let our expert assist you with our 4-hour “clean up” service where we prepare you for tax time, review your finances, or simply help you to organize and clean up your bookkeeping system for maximum efficiency.

We can help you customize reports, tie up stray pieces, and make sure your general ledger balances along with subsidiary records. Our housekeeping services are offered at one low price that will save you money in the long run.

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529 College Savings Plan: The Tax Savvy Option for Mobile Families

The government likes to pat itself on the shoulder anytime it sort of gets things right. This year, post-tax season, they’re preening over the new, free IRS Direct File program. It did come in under budget and seemed to work for the scanty 114K people who...
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Federal Student Aid & Other Things Mobile Parents Should Discuss

Ever heard of the 5-hour rule? It’s where you devote an hour a day to learn, think, and reflect. It’s a common practice among a lot of well-known, successful people, including Oprah Winfrey and Elon Musk. Learning something an hour a day doesn’t...
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Lindsey & Waldo’s 2024 Tax Season Gratitude List-Topper: YOU

That’s the bell marking the end of the 2024 tax season (with a few exceptions). Yes, we’re pretty whipped over here at Lindsey & Waldo. Every tax season brings its own challenges, and there were definitely a few for us in the 2024 tax season. But… even...
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Richard Lindsey’s Insights on Being a Financial Caregiver

And just like that, Tax Day is a week (or less, depending on when you’re reading this) away. Remember back in January when I said it would be here before you could blink?If you’re one of those who are waiting until the last minute, and my reminders haven’t been enough...
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Richard Lindsey’s Guide to Filing an IRS Tax Extension

Did you experience any good April Fool’s jokes this week? I always love to hear about a good prank.Here’s one that’s actually not a joke (sorry)... We’re in the final stretch leading up to the April 15th personal filing deadline.It’s our Game 7 around here, and we’re...
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10 Life Change Events You Should Share with Your Mobile Tax Pro

Three weeks. Yeah, that’s roughly how long until April 15. If you’ve already filed your return, don’t check out – today’s article will help you know if you need to do things differently on next year’s return.But if you haven’t yet prepared your taxes… well, you’re...
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3 Common Tax Return Mistakes Mobile People Can Easily Avoid

According to a survey by the American Cleaning Institute, 80% of Americans plan to spring clean this year.What’s funny is that same percentage of people would rather spring clean than take care of their taxes.I get it.While I understand that sentiment (taxes take...
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5 Income Tax Deductions Mobile Taxpayers Overlook

Are we out of the inflation hole yet? (A curious mind wants to know…)Well, according to the Fed, they’re waiting a little bit longer to confirm that. The good news for now is no new interest rate hikes and maybe even some cuts down the road. That spells good...
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Lindsey & Waldo’s Top Tax Credits for a Newly Single Parent List

Last week, the IRS debunked some myths on 1099-K reporting.Remember, the IRS is planning to phase into the $600 reporting threshold for PayPal, Venmo, et al. Here’s how that breaks down (as of this writing):- Nothing will change for 2023. The threshold is...
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Richard Lindsey’s Practical Guide to Stop Getting Spam Email

I hate to be THAT person (you know, a nag) but because we’re about to enter March, I want to put this reminder in front of you yet again: time to get your 2023 taxes filed. April 15 is about 6 weeks away. It seems like plenty of time but also not enough to take...
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