Roger Jellison

Roger Jellison
Roger is a seasoned finance and accounting professional with 8 years of public accounting and over 25 years of private company experience in a broad range of industries including manufacturing, distribution, technology (software, hardware, and telecom), construction, and services.

Benefits Planner

Benefits Planner

Report this income on your tax return when you efile your Taxes on eFile.com. Your employer can pay your premiums for term life insurance coverage of up to $50,000. You, the employee, can select a beneficiary of your choice. The employer can deduct the expense and you will have additional tax-free income. Whether you work for a paycheck or ...

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Of The Stock

Of The Stock

Your employer is required to withhold payroll taxes on the compensation element, but occasionally that doesn’t happen correctly. By doing so, you can not only avoid the risks associated with investing directly in a startup but possibly improve your taxes as well. Furthermore, the employee could lose the options if they left the company ...

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Indoor Tanning

Indoor Tanning

The tax on indoor tanning service is 10% of the amount paid for that service. The tax is paid by the person paying for the indoor tanning service and is collected by the person receiving payment for the indoor tanning services. The person receiving the payment for indoor tanning services must collect and remit the tax and file the return. If ...

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Faqs On The 2020 Form W

Faqs On The 2020 Form W

Depending on a person’s situation, this information may cause them to make changes to their W-4. It will help with estimating income and other items for the current tax year. Finances and TaxesIf you work more than one job, steps 3 through 4b should only be completed on one W-4 form. All employees need to complete steps 1 and 5 in the ...

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What You Need To Know About Your 2020 Taxes

What You Need To Know About Your 2020 Taxes

Mississippi’s phasedown of its franchise tax, which began in 2018, will continue through 2028. In 2020, the rate will drop to 2.0 mills, down from 2.25 mills in 2019. As taxpayers’ income rises, they not only face higher marginal rates but also shift into an entirely different rate schedule. In the new year, Arkansas’s ...

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