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Accounting for Non-Accountants

Christin Biermeier

Are you confused about the 2019 tax brackets, itemized deduction vs. standard deduction, and what you need to be bringing to get your taxes done? Watch as Emily and Abby explain in non-accountant terms what you need to know as you prepare to file your taxes this year!

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