Tax Season 2021: An Even Crazier Version Of 2020
Article: Tax Season 2021: An Even Crazier Version of 2020 Jessica I. Marschall, CPA President & CEO Marschall Accounting Services LLC Hold on tight—this is a long article. Skip around for sections pertaining to your personal tax situation or read in its entirety, possibly at bedtime to combat insomnia. Many CPA and tax firms have closed […]
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Article: 1099-K Subcontractor and Gig Income Important Tax Information Jessica I. Marschall, President Marschall Accounting Services LLC May 30th, 2022 n early 2022, many people received 1099-K forms from companies such as Venmo, Paypal or other Payment Settlement Entities (PSE). These forms report total funds received through the PSE platform. They do not always translate into taxable income […]
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Work-life Balance of a Mama CPA Work-life Balance of a Mama CPA Jessica I. Marschall July 13th, 2022 As a caveat to this article…I am old. Forty-six years old to be exact. This means that I entered the CPA and Accounting profession in 1999 well before remote working opportunities were available and when it was […]
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