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.

What Is Adjusted Gross Income

What Is Adjusted Gross Income

Your Arizona taxable income is $50,000 or more, regardless of filing status. Refund status can be also obtained by using the automated phone system. Taxpayers can call , and, after making the language selection, select Option 2 for refund status. Taxpayers should have their tax information ready before calling. If you are not an employee, ...

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Dependent Tax Deduction

Dependent Tax Deduction

Conditions and exceptions apply – see your Cardholder Agreement for details about reporting lost or stolen cards and liability for unauthorized transactions. Payroll, unemployment, government benefits and other direct deposit funds are available on effective date of settlement with provider. Valid for 2017 personal income tax return only. ...

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5 Hidden Ways To Boost Your Tax Refund

5 Hidden Ways To Boost Your Tax Refund

Other home business deductions include equipment such as a new computer, supplies, services (i.e., Internet access), and travel. Basically, if you have to spend money on something to do business, it is probably deductible. The more detailed your accounts are, the easier it will be to face an audit. Being audited is not the end of the world. ...

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Irs Courseware

Irs Courseware

You must be covered under a High Deductible Health Plan and meet other requirements to be eligible to have contributions made to your MSA. Flexible spending arrangements Allows employees to be reimbursed for medical expenses. FSAs are usually funded through voluntary salary reduction agreements with your employer. It the taxpayer has been a ...

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Tax Shelters

Tax Shelters

Those who are 50 years old and above can add $6,000 to their basic workplace retirement plan. Even those who don’t have a retirement plan at work can get a tax shelter if they contribute up to $6,000 ($7,000 for those who are 50 years old and above) to a traditional individual retirement account . Similar to a 401 plan, a tax sheltered ...

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