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Can I write off closing costs on my new home?

Buying a new home is exciting, but it also comes with a long list of expenses – one of the biggest being closing costs. If you’re wondering whether you can deduct these costs on your tax return, the answer is: it depends. Let’s break it down. What are closing costs?

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Are GLP-1 Medications tax deductible?

GLP-1 medications are typically used to treat conditions like type-2 diabetes and obesity. According to IRS guidelines, the deductibility of these medications as medical expenses on your tax return depends on their prescribed use: It’s important to maintain thorough documentation, including the physician’s diagnosis and prescription, to support the medical

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Why is my tax refund smaller than before?

You’ve noticed your tax refund looking bleak lately? Unfortunately, your eyes are not deceiving you. Your tax refund is a direct reflection of how much or how little your employer is withholding your taxes on each pay period. If they take too much out, you may receive a refund. Too

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Is TikTok on the chopping block?

What the next 90 days could mean for creators and businesses January 19, 2025, was a sad day for many creators using the popular platform, TikTok. Many were posting farewells to their followers. Some reported to have completely abandoned the platform due to the uncertainty surrounding the law passed by

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Small Biz Taxes and Your Dog

Why Your Dog Isn’t Tax Deductible (No Matter How Good of a Boy He Is) Tax season often gets us thinking about every possible deduction. But if you’re eyeing Fido’s dog bed or gourmet treats as potential tax write-offs, we’re here to break some news: your dog isn’t tax deductible—at

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Fine Dining for the Sell – The IRS Gets Their Just Desserts

Client Dinners as Tax Write-Offs: What’s Allowed and What’s Not Client dinners can be a valuable tool for building relationships, closing deals, and growing your business. But can you deduct these meals as a business expense? The answer is yes—with a few caveats. Under IRS rules, you can write off

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