Unified Skills Group

08/24/2025

I’m excited to announce that this year’s tax team will be taking a fresh approach to the tax boot camp experience. This year, our boot camp is fully virtual and packed with 30 days of transformative learning. From preparing all types of tax returns to strategies for creating generational wealth, building residual income, managing business accounts and funding, and marketing effectively—we’ll cover it all. Additionally, participants will gain access to property and land networking connections and investment planning strategies.

I firmly believe that everyone should have the tools and knowledge to set up their families for financial success, and this boot camp is designed to empower us to do just that. I’m looking forward to learning, growing, and connecting with you all as we explore ways to create lasting financial stability and opportunities.

Classes start October 1st, 2025

Use the form below for Registration or call 945-344-6959 for more information.

**NO FEE OR EXPERIENCE NEEDED TO JOIN-JUST HAVE A DEVELOPED MINDSET OF HEART AND HUSTLE**

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08/20/2025

IRS UPDATE – NO MORE PAPER CHECKS!

Starting Sept. 30, 2025, the IRS and U.S. Treasury will stop mailing paper checks for tax refunds and most federal payments. 💰

Direct deposit or electronic payment will be required.

This change is part of an Executive Order to reduce fraud and save taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.

No more paper checks 📌

Open up a bank account ASAP.

September 30, 2025, the U.S. Department of the Treasury, IRS, and Social Security Administration will stop issuing paper checks for most federal payments—including tax refunds and benefits—and will no longer accept paper checks or money orders for tax payments.

05/02/2025

02/09/2025

Ensuring that federal taxes are withheld from your paycheck is crucial because it helps you meet your tax obligations throughout the year, preventing a large tax bill or penalties when you file your return. Here’s why it matters:

1. Avoiding Underpayment Penalties
The IRS requires taxpayers to pay taxes as they earn income. If too little is withheld, you may owe a penalty for underpayment when filing your tax return.

2. Managing Your Tax Liability
If the correct amount is withheld, you’re more likely to break even at tax time—neither owing a large amount nor receiving a significant refund.

3. Impact on Your Tax Refund
If too much tax is withheld, you’ll receive a refund when you file. While this may seem like a bonus, it essentially means you gave the government an interest-free loan.

4. Adjusting Withholding for Financial Planning
The IRS Form W-4 allows you to adjust how much federal tax is taken from your paycheck. Updating this form can help balance your take-home pay and tax obligations, especially after major life changes like marriage, having a child, or a new job.

5. Ensuring Compliance
Failing to have sufficient tax withheld could result in owing money at tax time, which might be difficult to pay all at once. In extreme cases, persistent underpayment could lead to IRS enforcement actions.

01/10/2025

The IRS officially will open January 27, 2025 💰

The Internal Revenue Service today announced that the nation’s 2025 tax season will start on Monday, Jan. 27, 2025, and will feature expanded and enhanced tools to help taxpayers as a result of the agency’s historic modernization efforts.

01/01/2025

12/28/2024

It’s almost tax time 💰💰💰

Loans being offered starting Jan 2, 2025 ❤️

12/28/2024

Help is on the way 💰💰💰💰💰

11/12/2024

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Tax Course for 2025 also available 😊

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11/12/2024

Earn your DNA/ LAB certification and start your own business…