As the new year begins, once again it’s time to put your books in order for the tax season.
And with the sweeping federal tax bill Congress passed and President Donald Trump signed late 2017, there may be some changes to your routine for your 2018 federal taxes.
The new law has implications both for your business and your personal finances, points out Gregory J. Sell, tax attorney at the Milwaukee business law firm Davis & Kuelthau.
As always, this column is no substitute for consulting with your financial advisor, who can give you guidance based on your specific circumstances. But
