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NFT Tax Implications for Lakewood Ranch Investors

NFT Tax Implications for Lakewood Ranch Investors

While many things are dividing the world right now, it’s good to know people can still unite around shared interests… like college basketball. According to an American Gaming Association (AGA) survey, something like 45 million people planned to wager $3.1...

2021 Tax Credits Lakewood Ranch Taxpayers Can Bank On

2021 Tax Credits Lakewood Ranch Taxpayers Can Bank On

Believe me, I’ve seen some of the craziest tax claims in my office over the years, but claiming captured military equipment hasn’t been one of them. Recently the Ukrainian government assured its people they wouldn’t be held liable for taxation on any Russian...

James P. Casement’s Three Simple Steps to IRS Audit Preparation

James P. Casement’s Three Simple Steps to IRS Audit Preparation

Congratulations, you’ve won the lottery!The IRS audit lottery, that is.If you’re being audited by the IRS, you’re in a very select group. Since the IRS audits less than one-quarter of one percent of all income tax returns – that’s less than 1 out of 400 – it’s a very...

Factors Affecting Lakewood Ranch Taxpayers’ 2021 Tax Refund

Factors Affecting Lakewood Ranch Taxpayers’ 2021 Tax Refund

The world seems to be hanging on a razor's edge.There’s a lot of fear going around with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last week. With a 24-hour news cycle, a heap of different internet sources, social media feeds, and more, it’s difficult to not give in to it all… and...

Credit Cards: A Money Management for Lakewood Ranch Teens Tool

Credit Cards: A Money Management for Lakewood Ranch Teens Tool

Well, before I jump into money management for teens, let’s focus on the fact that a month has gone by since the beginning of tax season. And boy has it been a veritable whirlwind of activity in the Casement Group, LLC office. We’ve got our arms deep in the returns of...

How Lakewood Ranch Taxpayers Can Get Help with IRS Problems

How Lakewood Ranch Taxpayers Can Get Help with IRS Problems

Imagine, for a moment, that you owed the IRS $5,000 on your tax return last year. You filed your return and sent a check a few weeks later via USPS.Then, 3 months later, they hadn’t cashed the check and were sending you new collection notices. Plus, they started...