Newsletter – Business or Hobby? Also, 7 Tips for Marriage. #tax #smallbiz
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pring is in the air and before you know it summer will be upon us. It’s the time of year when couples tie the knot; some of the tax to-dos for the newly married are enclosed. Unfortunately it’s also audit season. One common audit trigger is incorrectly reporting business versus hobby activity; included here are some dos and don’ts. Also included are a list of tips for working into retirement age, as well as an article on the most effective ways to protect yourself from identity theft.
