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Mid-year is an ideal time to pause and give your finances a thorough check-up. By summertime, you’ve had six months of earnings, spending, and saving – enough data to see what’s working and what’s not.
A proactive mid-year review can help you catch small financial issues before they turn into big problems and adjust for any life changes while there’s still time in the year to correct the course.
It can even help you avoid unpleasant year-end surprises (like an oversized tax bill) and might reveal opportunities to save money in the remaining months.
Summer is often seen as a time to slow down, unwind, and soak up the sun — but for your finances, it’s no time to go on autopilot.
Behind the vacations, side gigs, and summer jobs, there are a number of financial tasks that are easy to overlook but can make a big difference by the time the year wraps up.
At DJL Accounting & Consulting Group, we believe that every new season brings a fresh opportunity to check in on your financial well-being.
As summer officially kicks off, it’s the perfect time to pause, plan, and make a few smart money moves.
Filing your federal tax return often comes with a big question: When will I get my refund?
With so much advice floating around online and offline, it’s easy to fall for refund myths that only add confusion and frustration to the process.
Let’s set the record straight on five of the most common tax refund myths—and what you really need to know.
Tax season doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a little preparation and the right guidance, you can tackle it confidently and even uncover opportunities to save money.
This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to prepare effectively and file your taxes with ease.
1. Get Your Documents in Order
Before you can file your taxes, you’ll need to gather all the necessary documents. Having these ready ahead of time will save you from headaches and help ensure nothing is overlooked. Here’s what to organize:
The IRS has announced its annual inflation adjustments for the 2025 tax year, which will impact the taxes you will file in 2026. These updates, outlined in Revenue Procedure 2024-40, cover more than sixty tax provisions. Below are key changes you should be aware of.