Megan Brinsfield CPA, CFP® (@taxypants) 's Twitter Profile
Megan Brinsfield CPA, CFP®

@taxypants

#moneynerd and #tax guru. Director of Financial Planning at Motley Fool Wealth Mgmt.

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Thanks to Jason @TheWealthHound for having me on the podcast this week! Check it out to hear about tax planning basics and bougie sunscreen. thewealthhound.com/the-basics-of-…

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What’s wrong with all of the “don’t buy the latte” personal finance advice for women? So many things. My take in Fast Company fastcompany.com/90343899/salli…

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Props to the new W-4 withholding form for 2020, making it easier for working couples to get withholding right. irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw…

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If you’re considering a job in the financial planning profession, make sure to register for the Online Career Fair Nov 20. This event is part of the Center for Financial Planning’s Virtual Diversity Summit and will help you connect with firms. bit.ly/33GAKai #Center4FP

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To be clear on the #FBAR (for folks who have not had to deal with it before), as with the question for #bitcoin and other #cryptocurrency that we're seeing on Form 1040 now, reportable does not always equal taxable. You may have a reporting requirement even if you owe no #tax.

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Combination tax nerdery + Black History Month question. Why doesn't Gary Alford (IRS agent that helped take down Silk Road) have a Wikipedia page?

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Excited to talk about women's unique financial planning challenges AND opportunities with Jean Chatzky tomorrow at 12:30 ET on Motley Fool Live. Members can tune in at live.fool.com

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If you are in the wave of folks getting #stimmy checks today, consider my contributions to these 7 ways to deploy that cash. legalzoom.com/articles/7-way…

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Have you heard about the new provision that makes the first $10,200 of 2020 unemployment benefits tax free? Do NOT file an amended return -- #IRS will soon issue additional details. go.usa.gov/xs7Bg #COVIDreliefIRS

Have you heard about the new provision that makes the first $10,200 of 2020 unemployment benefits tax free? Do NOT file an amended return -- #IRS will soon issue additional details. go.usa.gov/xs7Bg #COVIDreliefIRS
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I love joining Motley Fool Answers for mailbag time. We talk 5071C letters (everyone's favorite, right!?), personal residence gain exclusion, reasons to take control of your AGI, and more! motleyfoolanswers.libsyn.com/podcast/march-…

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If you wanna see some real tax, baby, here's your chance. Carter Cofield, CPA and I are talking tax breaks for small business owners on Motley Fool Live tomorrow at 11:30 ET. No joke! Members can tune in at live.fool.com

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In a few minutes at 11:30 ET on @MotleyFoolLive, I'll be talking to Tonya Rapley about her new series Going From Broke, which focuses on helping millennials drowning in debt overcome crippling financial struggles.

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529 + student aid pondering Now that 529 can be used to pay off student loans, and assets are considered less than income in the EFC calc, are advicers telling clients to hold on to 529 until post-graduation? What's cost-benefit of student aid implications vs accrued interest?