Tax Planning, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Accounting
Jeanine Hemingway, CPA is a tax planning, tax preparation, bookkeeping, accounting and advisory firm located in Austin, Texas. Our goal is to provide each client with professional and personalized service. The firm’s staff are experts in the areas of accounting and tax preparation and planning. We combine sound advice and an innovative approach to achieve our clients’ financial, accounting, tax and business needs.
Our firm works with clients including startups, mid-market and closely held companies, professional services firms, as well as individuals and families. If you are seeking solid tax, audit, bookkeeping or advisory services—or a blend of it all, Jeanine Hemingway CPA looks forward to earning your trust and making your life less taxing.
Tax Calendar
January 31 - 1099’s due to vendors AND to the IRS January 31 W-2s due to your employees January 31 - Year-end payroll reports due to IRS (941 & 940) & TWC (C3) February 11 - Jeanine's document & meeting deadline in order to guarantee to submit business tax returns (forms 1120S & 1065) by [...]
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Tax benefits for those 50 & Older!
Once you turn 50, and especially after age 65, or are retired, you can qualify for tax breaks to help minimize your tax burden. If you or a loved one fall into these categories, here are seven of the most important tax deductions to use to your advantage: 1. Larger Standard Deduction If you and/or […]
Do I Qualify for the Qualified Business Income (QBI) Deduction?
There is a lot of confusion surrounding the new Section 199A Qualified Business Income Deduction. Let’s try to shed light on this new rule. What is QBI? The qualified business income (QBI) deduction provides a significant opportunity for business owners to cut their federal income tax bill. QBI was designed to lower the effective tax rate […]
7 Things To Know About 1099 Forms
Tax Form 1099 season is upon us. Whether you are a self-employed contractor, vendor, or business owner, chances are you are not fond of these mysterious 1099 Forms. However, the IRS takes these forms very serious because they allow the agency’s computers to keep tabs on taxpayers as they match nearly all 1099s and W-2s […]
