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5 Year End Tax Strategies for Staten Island Taxpayers
As a parent, you know that having kids ain’t cheap. Shelling out for Christmas gifts serves as another excellent reminder that a significant part of your income isn’t for you. Though, if you’re prone to buying in bulk to get your family fed, you could get a...
How the 1099K Delay Affects Staten Island Taxpayers
Coming out of the Thanksgiving fog yet? I think there are still a few leftovers in my fridge from Thursday’s meal that might end up in the waste bin…I’ve had my fill of leftovers.Or maybe you chose to forego leftovers altogether and stay light for your Black Friday...
Thanksgiving Cues for Every Staten Island Person
I love Thanksgiving. I don’t love Thanksgiving. Both are equally true. A lot of it comes down to sharing a meal with our Staten Island family and friends. There’s something special about getting to gather at the dinner table and express gratitude for a roast turkey...
Anthony R. Mauriello, E.A.’s Guide to Divorce and Taxes
We’re not the only ones who can get festive this time of year. In the spirit of giving, the IRS recently released important updates for the 2024 tax year to adjust for inflation. They’re increasing the Standard Deduction — up to $29,200 for married...
Before Turning Staten Island Homes Into Short Term Rentals
The real estate market is tough in general right now. With less loans being dealt out and a shortage of homes for sale, both buyers and sellers are working hard to get what they want.And it looks like there’s a big change with how agents are paid that’s coming...
How Staten Island Givers Can Guard Against Fake Charities
There’s been an extraordinary surge of fakers this year. The explosion of AI along with more sophisticated scams can make it feel like you have to look under every rock. While Biden is enacting a presidential order to demand some accountability from the big...
Preparing for Disasters: A Guide for Staten Island Residents
Though last month was officially National Preparedness Month, it’s sad to think that just about every month these days reminds us about preparing for disasters, from hurricanes on the East Coast to wildfires in the West to tornadoes in the middle.Last year,...
How the Government Shutdown Affects Staten Island Taxpayers
This week, my staff and I are pausing to celebrate that the chapter has closed on 2022’s filing. It was probably over for you back in April, but my team just wrapped that up for some of our Staten Island clients who needed to file extensions. Of course, we’ll be...
When to Take Social Security: Tips for Staten Island People Nearing Retirement
This weekend’s events in Israel have been very difficult to take in. Seeing the violence and hearing the stories have been heartbreaking, to say the least. Our thoughts go out to the innocent Israelis and Palestinians suffering through the attacks in Gaza and other...
Mauriello Enterprises’s Case for Paying Federal Income Tax
Here we are in October. I know what you’re thinking… already?! Yes, already.And with the way time seems to race by in the last few months of the year with Staten Island holiday celebrations and gift buying and all the other little tasks, you’ll be thinking the same...
Getting into Giving: A Staten Island Taxpayers Guide
As I’m finishing off 2022 tax filing for Richmond county clients who requested extensions — if you’re in the extension crowd and haven’t talked to me about this yet, schedule something right away — it’s got me thinking about what’s coming. Let’s take a look.1099-K for...
Combating Tipping Culture’s Impact on Staten Island Wallets
Let’s start today with a reminder.If you filed for an extension and haven’t yet submitted your 2022 taxes, the deadline for doing so is coming up quickly. Let’s get things settled before October 16:booknow.appointment-plus.com/7rxplj6m/And beyond that, the moratorium...