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03/02/2026

Have a blessed Monday! 🌟

As you begin this new day and week, remember that you are loved by an extraordinary God. May His joy and peace accompany you in every moment. 😊

Psalms 143:8

02/26/2026

Fun fact: Married Filing Jointly comes with a higher standard deduction.💰💵

Relationship status matters in taxes more than you think 👀🤭

Single or married, let’s make sure you’re filing the best way possible. Message me when you’re ready! 🙋🏻‍♀️📞

02/24/2026

💡 Tax Tip Tuesday 💡
Don’t forget one of the most commonly missed forms — Form 1095-A (Marketplace Health Insurance).

Even if you:
✔ Canceled coverage
✔ Only had it for part of the year
✔ Didn’t use it much

You still need the 1095-A to properly file your return.

Missing it can cause delays or even rejection of your tax return.

📩 Not sure if you need it? Message me before filing and let’s make sure everything is complete.

02/21/2026

‼️🚨After today, you may start to see updates on your refund. 🚨‼️

It's almost time! Where's My Refund will begin updating after February 21 for those who claimed the Earned Income tax Credit or the Additional Child Tax Credit: www.irs.gov/refunds

02/20/2026

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02/17/2026

💡Tax Tip Tuesday!

I've seen a handful of taxpayers make these 2 mistakes, that they later regret!

1️⃣Incorrect Withholding on Form W-4 for Individuals.

Many individuals fail to accurately fill out their Form W-4, resulting in too much or too little tax being withheld from their paychecks. This can lead to unexpected tax bills or smaller refunds coming in the tax season. Adjusting your W-4 regularly based on changes in income, family size, or tax law is crucial to avoid surprises.

2️⃣Not Paying Estimated Taxes for Small Business Owners.

Small business owners often overlook making quarterly estimated tax payments, which are required to cover income, self-employment, and other taxes. Missing these payments can lead to penalties and a large tax bill at year-end. Setting up a routine to pay taxes quarterly helps manage cash flow and avoid penalties.
Both issues can cause financial strain, but with proactive planning, taxpayers can avoid these common mistakes.

🚨Don't make these mistakes! Plan accordingly. Remember we are here to help you with any questions you might have.

Just give us a call or send a message! 🙋‍♀️

02/16/2026

Happy Monday! 🌸Start strong! ✨💪

Contact me for any business or document assistance. I'm here to help! 🙋‍♀️

02/13/2026

✨A little about me and the heart behind what I do. ❣

More than just business! 🫶

02/12/2026

Every Tax season reminder: Not all dependents qualify… even if they feel like kids 🐶😂

Unsure who you can claim? I’m here to help. 🤭🙋‍♀️📩

02/11/2026

💵💹Trump Accounts (Section 530A) – FAQs

What is a Trump Account?
A Trump Account is a new tax-advantaged savings account created under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) for eligible children. It’s designed to help children build long-term savings and later functions like an IRA once the child turns 18.

📌Who can open a Trump Account?
✅ Any child under age 18 with a valid Social Security number can have a Trump Account opened for them.

📌Who qualifies for the $1,000 government contribution?
💡 Only children born between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2028 qualify for the one-time $1,000 tax-free government contribution under the IRS pilot program.💵💵

‼️Children born outside of these years may still open an account, but will not receive the $1,000 contribution.

📌When can contributions start?
Contributions can begin July 4, 2026.

📌How much can be contributed each year?
During the growth period (before age 18), contributions are generally limited to $5,000 per year (adjusted for inflation after 2027). Certain government or employer contributions may not count toward this limit.

📌Can money be withdrawn before age 18?
Generally, no. Distributions are restricted during the growth period to encourage long-term savings.

📌How do I open a Trump Account?
An election must be made using IRS Form 4547 filed with 2025 Tax Return or a future IRS online tool. The account is created by the U.S. Treasury, with activation details expected in 2026.

📌Does this create a tax deduction?
No. Contributions are not tax-deductible.

👉 Have questions about eligibility or how this applies to your tax situation? Message me directly — I’m happy to help.🙋‍♀️

📍This information is provided for general educational purposes only

02/10/2026

💡 Tax Tip Tuesday 💡
Did you know there are key tax credits that can make a big difference in your refund?

➡️ Earned Income Credit (EIC)
➡️ Child Tax Credit (CTC)
➡️ American Opportunity Tax Credit (AOTC)

Each credit has specific requirements, and eligibility matters. Swipe through to learn what each one is and how it could apply to you.

📩 Have questions or want to see if you qualify? Message me for help and accurate filing.

02/09/2026

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