Andrew Coleman

7% of workers are considered independent contractors Just over 7% of workers in the United States are considered independent contractors by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and these self-employed individuals are directly affected by the Affordable Health Care Act. There are o...

If you have lost your job and are actively seeking gainful employment, you may be able to deduct the expenses associated with your job search.  You must be aware, however, of the taxes for which you will be liable. Almost everybody who’s ever been employed has experienced the dreadfu...

US Citizens and Green Card Holders’ U.S. income tax filing deadline is April 15 (for the year that ended on preceding December 31).  For US Expats living and working overseas, the standard US expat tax filing deadline is June 15 (with possibility of a 6 month extension to October 15).  American Expats have anot...

Now that tax season is behind us for another year—unless, of course, you filed an extension—let’s take a moment to consider what might happen should this or some other dead-and-buried tax return one day arise from the grave to haunt you once more—most likely in the form of an audit. The foundation of audit defense is good ...

This year’s tax filing deadline is fast approaching. If you have filed an extension (or merely procrastinated), it may be a while yet before the IRS has your tax return in hand. But consider this disturbing scenario: what if you were to file only to be notified that the IRS already had a return on file for you? Identity theft is o...

The IRS understands that seeking higher education equates to more expenses and less time to devote to earning an income. We’ve received...