February 2019 | Fast Forward Accounting Solutions

Here’s Why Getting Exactly ‘Zero’ Back From The IRS Might Be A Good Thing

February 25, 2019

Hitting zero with the taxman — that is, neither owing a balance nor receiving a refund — is an indication that you paid exactly the amount of tax liability you owed. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Smaller Tax Refund This Year? Here Is Why, And How To Fix It Next Time

February 18, 2019

Millions of Americans are finding their refunds are smaller this year. For the three reasons why, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

Love and Money: 9 Signs You’re Financially Compatible

February 11, 2019

If you want to make sure you and your partner are a financially compatible couple, look for these nine telltale signs. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Tax Season Is Open. Warning: Pack Your Patience.

February 4, 2019

Should you need help navigating the tax changes, keep in mind that many IRS workers will still be catching up from a 35-day shutdown. So pack your patience. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

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Here’s Why Getting Exactly ‘Zero’ Back From The IRS Might Be A Good Thing

Smaller Tax Refund This Year? Here Is Why, And How To Fix It Next Time

Love and Money: 9 Signs You’re Financially Compatible

Tax Season Is Open. Warning: Pack Your Patience.

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