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Tax Preparation Tips

As W-2s, 1099s, and statements arrive, place them in one folder so nothing is missed at filing time.

Saving receipts monthly makes business expenses easier to organize and review.

Your prior-year return is a helpful checklist of income sources and documents to expect.

Most employers and payers send tax forms by the end of January.

Make sure your mailing address and bank details are current before filing.

Starting early gives time to locate missing documents and ask questions.

Paying on time, every time, is one of the most important credit habits.

Using a smaller portion of your available credit is generally viewed favorably.

Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion may show different information — review each one.

A dedicated business account keeps records cleaner and simplifies tax time.

A short monthly review catches errors early and keeps your books current.

Use the same categories every month so you can compare your numbers over time.