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Dec 16, 2022Income Tax Calculator
PriorTax uses the personalized and most up-to-date income tax calculator to accurately estimate your federal income tax refund, or the tax you owe.
adminDec 9, 20222023 Tax Brackets and Tax Code
It’s important to be aware of the major changes made to the 2023 tax brackets and tax code. Such as how inflation is considered when determining your tax bracket also known as “bracket creep,”.
adminDec 1, 2022How to eFile Back Taxes
You may e-File your previous 3 years taxes online with PriorTax. Reach out to Tax Service Professionals to guide you through.
adminNov 25, 2022eFile Taxes and Tax Extension
You can eFile taxes for federal and state income tax returns electronically with the free support from our PriorTax Tax Service Professionals. In addition, you may eFile your taxes with Tax Extension for additional time to complete your tax filing.
adminNov 14, 2022When Are Taxes Due for 2022 Tax Return
When are taxes due 2022? Here, we’ve listed the major ones for the tax year 2022 (taxes filed in 2023).
adminNov 7, 2022Child Tax Credit 2022
The Child Tax Credit 2022 is a powerful tax tool that can save your taxes. The Child Tax Credit 2022 is now worth up to $2,000 per qualifying child and used to reduce the tax you owe.
adminOct 30, 2022Tax Write-Offs
While people typically think of business expenses when thinking about tax write offs, these may also be tax deductions, credits, or expenses you are entitled to claim against your personal taxes, also reducing your individual taxable income.
adminOct 20, 2022Self Employment Tax
Self employment tax is a tax that comprises two taxes: Social Security and Medicare. All working Americans pay self employment tax. The IRS enforces it rigidly. There are only a few exceptions to the requirement to pay this tax to date. So yes, we all pay for it.
adminOct 7, 2022The Difference Between 1099 vs W2
If you are working both as a W2 salary employee and a freelancer, you will need to file Tax Form 1099 along with your regular W2 tax return. Because the IRS treats every 1099 payment as taxable income, you are required to report your 1099 payments on your tax return. Let’s get into 1099 vs W2 right away.
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