The IRS has seemingly bent over backward this year in light of the significant overhaul to the tax code that applied for the first time. Now it announced that it is automatically waiving the estimated tax penalty to 400,000 eligible taxpayers who filed in 2019 (for...
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Month: August 2019
Millennials have specific priorities in home buying
The mortgage rates hover at historic lows with the percentage dropping a full point in the last year. This is good news for potential buyers and sellers of residential real estate. However, even in the highly competitive real estate market of Austin, millennials have...
Summer-themed tax tips
The Texas heat can be unbearable, but people of all ages look forward to the summer months. There are many fun things to do for families with young folks not in school, the cost of which can often qualify for tax credits or deductions. Parents of older kids also need...
Can credit card debt bankrupt surviving family members?
Statistics show three out of every four people will die in debt, and credit card bills don't go away just because a person dies. In some cases, those debts can be passed along to a deceased person's loved ones here in Texas. Assets from an estate are used to pay off...
Helpful information when dealing with land use disputes
When you buy a piece of property in Texas, you probably have specific intentions for how you want to use it. Whether it's a home for your family, building for your business or land for future development, you want to know if you will be able to follow through with the...