Courtney's Cashmere Bookkeeping, LLC

01/23/2025

01/23/2025

www.courtneyforyourtaxes.com

09/18/2024

Vendors wanted‼️

01/26/2024

Congratulations 🎊🎉🎈

📣 Introducing My New Service: Income Tax Preparation 📣

Looking for exceptional income tax preparation services? Look no further! I now offer income tax preparation services!

I'm Chanel, a self-employed bookkeeper offering a wide range of services that benefit individuals and businesses.

✅ Remote QuickBooks bookkeeping and payroll services? ✔️
✅ Meticulous organization and accuracy? ✔️
✅ Comprehensive income tax preparation? ✔️

I now specialize in income tax preparation for both individuals and businesses, utilizing the advanced tax preparation software, TaxSlayer.

From tax return preparation (e-file) to tax planning and advice, amendments, corrections, and estimated tax payments, I've got you covered!

But here's the best part - I've partnered with Courtney's Cashmere Bookkeeping, LLC, bringing a team of seasoned tax professionals with 15 years of expertise in tax planning and preparation. Together, we provide additional support, including tax audit assistance and tax representation.

Rest assured, I stay up to date with the latest tax laws and changes. Completing continuing education courses is a top priority for me, ensuring I have in-depth knowledge of the 2023 federal tax changes and laws. Plus, I hold an active IRS Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN) (P03147940)) for added credibility and professional standards.

💰 Need financial flexibility? 💰
As part of my income tax preparation services, I assist in helping you qualify for a tax refund advance up to $6000. If approved, you’d be eligible to receive a portion of your anticipated tax refund in advance, providing you with peace of mind and flexibility when you need it most.

But wait, there's more! I also provide personalized one-on-one live lessons in QuickBooks.

Choose me for professional and reliable services supported by knowledge and experience. I'm dedicated to accuracy, compliance, and providing personalized support to meet all your income tax preparation and bookkeeping needs. Whether you're an individual or a business, I'm here to help!

Click the link below to schedule a strategy call today and let's simplify your financial journey together.
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01/08/2024

I DO NOT GIVE FREE QUOTES!!! We do offer Tax Advancements NOW!!!

09/29/2023

Sure, your dream home will be its own reward — but the IRS rewards people for homeownership, too.
Here are some of the tax breaks that may be available to you once you’ve purchased your home (all tax matters should be reviewed with a tax professional, we’re Happy to assist ):


Purchase Costs Deduction
In most cases, you can deduct loan discount points, origination fees, and daily interest paid on the mortgage at closing — even if you're not the one who paid for them. Your closing disclosure (also called a CD) has all this information, so hang onto it to use when preparing your return.
Mortgage Interest Deduction
Are you married filing jointly and purchasing your first or second home? Beginning in the tax year 2018, couples filing jointly can deduct the interest on up to $750,000 of qualified residence loans. Couples filing separately can deduct interest on up to $375,000 of qualified debt. The amount decreased from $1 million ($500,000 for couples filing separately) under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Home Office Expense Deduction
Does your business require that you use a home office? You might be able to deduct a percentage of your home costs related to that portion of the property. This one can be a bit tricky, so be sure to consult with a tax professional.
Home Equity Loan Interest Deduction
Within certain IRS limits, the interest you pay on a home equity loan or a line of credit may also be deductible.
Mortgage Insurance Deduction
The premiums you pay for mortgage insurance may be deductible up to a certain income limit.
Home Improvement Loan Interest Deduction
If you take out a loan for home improvement, you can deduct the interest with no dollar limit. This is only for “capital improvement” — not just ordinary repairs. A tax professional can give you more information about what improvements quality.
Capital Gains Exclusion
If you sell a home that was used as your principal residence for at least two of the previous five years, you get to keep some of that profit tax free. Married taxpayers filing jointly can keep up to $500,000, and single or married filing separately can keep up to $250,000 each.
Selling Costs Deduction
If your capital gain exceeds the limits above, you can reduce it by the amount of your selling costs, including broker’s commissions, title insurance, legal fees, and other costs. You can also deduct any decorating or repairs that you did to make the home more saleable.

09/27/2023

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