The IRS proposes a new face-lift for Individual Tax Form 1040

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The IRS proposes a new face-lift for Individual Tax Form 1040 The IRS Form 1040 has been given a face-lift and will be condensed to a postcard-sized form. The goal is to standardize and simplify the 1040 so all 150 million taxpayers will be using the same form; and eliminate Forms 1040, 1040A, and 1040EZ. 
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Asset Protection: How the Florida International University Bridge Collapse is Relevant to You

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Asset Protection: How the Florida International University Bridge Collapse is Relevant to You On Thursday, March 15, 2018, a newly installed bridge collapsed on Florida International University’s (FIU) campus killing six people and injuring nine others. The new pedestrian bridge was designed to connect the campus to student housing while showcase the school’s leadership in
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Disaster Area Losses

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Disaster Area Losses General Casualty Loss.  A casualty loss is the result of damage, destruction, or loss of property from any sudden, unexpected, or unusual event, such as a flood, hurricane, tornado, fire, earthquake, or volcanic eruption.  Normal wear and tear would not be included. Disaster Loss. A disaster loss must be declared by the
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Call the Booth

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Call the Booth BUZZZZZ.  The buzzer sounds, telling the teams and fans alike that game has concluded.  Although two teams run off the field, only a single victor emerges from the battlefield.   The owner of the defeated team rings the scoreboard technician to ask, “What can I do to change the score of the game?” 
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