by Sara Stanich | Jul 11, 2019 | Cash Flow, Kids, Planning, Real Estate, Retirement, Saving, Taxes
When is the last time you asked yourself this question? If you often ask yourself this question, you aren’t the only one. In fact, according to the US Census, New York lost approximately 180,000 residents last year, more than any other state. Why did they...
by Sara Stanich | Feb 4, 2019 | Taxes
Tax return is now due Tax season is here again, and for many of my clients, that means it’s time to reach out to your CPA – or to find one if you haven’t yet! But if you are looking for a (new) accountant, what should you ask him or her? Here are some questions to get...
by Sara Stanich | Jan 4, 2019 | Taxes
You may have heard that the income tax rate on the highest earners is now 37%. Wow, does that mean if we make $500,000 we’ll pay $185,000 in federal income tax? Well, no. The rates you hear on the news are the top ...
by Sara Stanich | Dec 4, 2018 | Insurance, Planning, Retirement, Saving, Taxes
“My new company gave me this big packet of benefits information. Should I sign up for the …” Health Insurance? Company 401K? Group Life Insurance? Long Term Disability Insurance? Long Term Care Insurance? Transit Checks? Flexible Spending or...
by Sara Stanich | Nov 15, 2018 | Taxes
Taxes. The word alone is enough to send most self-employed individuals running for the hills. There seems to always be some form of confusion around how to pay your taxes, or what’s expected of you by the IRS, when you’re self-employed. It doesn’t help that the tax...
by Sara Stanich | Aug 21, 2018 | Taxes
If you are like most Americans, you think about your taxes annually – when you visit your accountant at tax time (or load up TurboTax in early April), but basically, avoid thinking about them the rest of the year. For many, this is totally fine – why spend...
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