In Episode 6 of the "Fun With Taxes" podcast, Bill Mansfield and Rob Eimer of Tax Info Now discuss the tax ramifications of Social Security. Listeners may be interested in learning that Social Security income, such as in retirement, may be partially taxable, depending on a variety of factors.
In Episode 5 of Tax Info Now's "Fun With Taxes" podcast, partners Bill Mansfield and Rob Eimer discuss Schedule B and Schedule D on the individual income tax return. Schedule B accounts for interest and dividend income. Schedule D pertains to capital gains.
This is the 4th episode of Tax Info Now's podcast, "Fun With Taxes". In this episode, Tax Info Now partners Bill Mansfield and Rob Eimer discuss practical suggestions for how to get the most out of your appointment at a tax office. How you handle your appointment at a tax office makes all the difference as to whether your tax preparation experience is stressful or stress free. Bill and Rob share a few war stories in this episode.
This is the 3rd episode of Tax Info Now's podcast, "Fun With Taxes". In this episode, partners Bill Mansfield and Rob Eimer discuss Itemized Deductions. They cover topics such as medical expenses, state and local taxes paid, mortgage interest, charitable contributions, and casualty and theft losses, along with other aspects of Form 1040 Schedule A.
In this second episode of "Fun With Taxes", Tax Info Now partners Bill Mansfield and Rob Eimer have a light, yet informative, discussion of two fundamental parts at the beginning of the personal income tax return: Filing Status and Dependents. While these topics sound intuitive, they are fraught with nuance that make all the difference!
This is the first episode of "Fun With Taxes," a podcast by Tax Info Now, a 2-man partnership of tax professionals from Suburban Buffalo, NY. This introductory podcast is intended to whet the appetite of anybody who wants a better understanding of taxation. As "Fun With Taxes" develops, listeners will have fun learning about various taxing issues relating to income taxes, real estate taxes, sales taxes, etc., etc., etc., and how it all relates to their situation.
"Fun With Taxes" aims to not only be informative with regard to taxes, but also provide entertainment for the listener beyond what most would expect.