Kansas SNAP is a lifeline for many families. It provides a monthly payment to help purchase groceries and provide essentials like housing, health care, transportation, and child care. The state also offers a double-up program where participants can use their benefits to buy fresh fruits and vegetables at grocery stores and farmers’ markets. SNAP is … Read more
If you are a resident of Idaho or your business has a presence in the state, you may need to file Idaho Form 850. Form 850 is the most used form to file and pay sales tax in Idaho. It is important to double-check all information before submitting the form, as errors could result in significant … Read more
Many businesses must register and pay various types of taxes in Georgia. This is true at both the state and local levels. For example, home inspectors, day care centers and salvage yards require a license from the state. Depending on the type of business, you may have to obtain multiple types of tax ID numbers … Read more
The state of Connecticut has a number of taxes that LLCs must pay. These include sales tax and business entity tax. In addition, if your LLC has employees, you must also remit employee withholding and unemployment insurance taxes. The exact amounts that you must remit will vary depending on your payroll. By default, LLCs in … Read more
The Arizona charitable donation tax credit is a refundable state income tax credit that allows individuals to donate up to $400 and couples up to $800 to certified Qualifying Charitable Organizations and Qualifying Foster Care Charitable Organizations and receive their entire contribution back when they file their Arizona State taxes. This tax credit is similar … Read more
Homestead exemptions can reduce the financial burden on homeowners in Alabama by exempting them from paying the state portion of property taxes. In addition, they can protect their homes from foreclosure if they are behind on paying property taxes or utilities. However, these protections are limited in scope and must be claimed by filing an … Read more
Alabama property tax is a state tax on real property. It is based on the value of the land and buildings and helps support local services. Property taxes are a critical component of the state budget. It’s important to understand the nuances of Alabama property tax laws to ensure that you’re paying your taxes accurately … Read more
Imagine cruising down the open road, windows down, enjoying the breeze. Suddenly, a car cuts you off, causing an accident. You’re shaken but unharmed. Then, reality hits: the other driver doesn’t have insurance. Now, you’re stuck footing the bill for repairs and medical expenses. This scenario, unfortunately, is a harsh reality for many Missourians caught … Read more
Arkansas requires employers to withhold state income tax from employees’ paychecks. This tax is used to fund the state’s public services and programs. The Arkansas withholding tax rate is 4.9%. The state also taxes residents on their investment income, but the rate is flat at 2.3%. To determine an employee’s taxable income: If an employee … Read more
The Colorado Department of Revenue has a website allowing taxpayers to check their refund status: Where’s My Refund: Colorado. You can access it using your SSN or ITIN and the Letter ID number from a recent income tax correspondence you received from the department. The website is secure and uses an identity verification process to … Read more