We have entered the dreaded “hurricane season” and, while the sky and sea remain clear, we must think ahead and make plans.
Thus far, the eastern North Carolina area where we live has been relatively free of a major storm in the past few years.
So, why is a tax accountant giving insights on hurricane preparedness? Because 1) tax laws have changed that may affect you and 2) it’s always great to have a reminder or two handy.
We have heard and read many times about getting prepared for a major storm by buying water, etc. but there are a few more handy tips you should know:
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