Avery Rock Financial

02/11/2026

02/05/2026

The new and improved website is live!!!

Avery Rock Financial offers expert tax filing assistance in Central Maine for individuals, families, and small businesses. Get started now.

01/12/2026

For those who only file a Maine state tax return, the 2025 portal is open. If you need assistance, Avery Rock Financial is more than happy to assist. Our fees are the same $30 this year.

01/12/2026

🇺🇸 COMING SOON: Veteran Property Tax Relief in Maine 🇺🇸

If you’re a veteran—or you care about one—this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

In an upcoming episode of the Money & Me Podcast, we break down Maine’s Veteran Property Tax Exemptions in plain English:

✅ Who qualifies for the $6,000 veteran exemption
✅ The often-missed $50,000 exemption for certain disabled veterans
✅ How veteran property tax relief connects to the Property Tax Fairness Credit
✅ Why many veterans are leaving money on the table—without even knowing it

These benefits exist to honor service, but they only work if people actually know about them.

If you’re a Maine veteran, a spouse, a caregiver, or someone who helps veterans navigate life after service—this episode was made for you.

🎙️ Episode dropping soon
📍 Maine benefits explained, step by step
🔁 Please share—this could save a veteran hundreds (or thousands) of dollars

01/08/2026

📌 Now Scheduling Appointments for Maine Property & Sales Tax Fairness Credits

We are now taking appointments for individuals filing strictly for the Maine Property Tax Fairness Credit and the Maine Sales Tax Fairness Credit.

If you’re a Maine resident who: Pays property taxes or rent, but doesn't file a federal return, you could be leaving money on the table.

These credits are designed to put money back in the pockets of hardworking Mainers, and many people qualify even if they don’t normally file a federal return.

📅 Appointments are now open
💬 Message us to schedule or learn if you qualify

12/15/2025

📊 Don’t Miss This Maine Tax Credit

This infographic highlights an upcoming episode of the Money & ME Podcast—and it covers a Maine tax credit that thousands of eligible Mainers never claim each year.

If you—or someone you care about—may qualify for the Maine Property Tax or Sales Tax Fairness Credit, don’t let this slip off your radar.

💡 Important reminder:
You can file retroactively for up to three years. If you missed this credit in the past, you may still be able to go back and claim it.

Every dollar matters—especially right now.
Our goal is simple: help you get every penny you’re entitled to.

🎧 auido/video podcast episode coming soon.
📌 Share this with a neighbor, friend, or family member who might need it.

12/12/2025

Don’t file a federal income tax return?
You still might qualify for several Maine state tax credits that put real money back in your pocket.

In a time when every dollar matters more than ever, I want to help you claim every single penny you deserve.

➡️ Didn’t file last year?
I can help you file for the past three years so you don’t leave money on the table.

If you live in Maine and you're unsure what you qualify for — reach out.
Let’s make sure you get the refunds and credits you’ve earned.

📩 Message me to get started.

12/05/2025

🌟 BIG TAX NEWS for 2025: SALT Deduction Temporarily Increased 🌟

A major change is coming that could put real money back in your pocket.

For the past several years, families have been capped at a $10,000 SALT deduction on their federal taxes — covering property taxes, state income taxes, and local taxes combined. That cap has hit many homeowners hard, especially in communities where property taxes are high continue to rise.

But beginning in 2025, a new federal provision brings temporary relief:

✅ SALT Deduction Jumps from $10,000 to $40,000 in 2025
✅ $40,400 in 2026
✅ Small annual increases (1%) through 2029

Example:

2027 SALT limit: $40,400 × 1.01 = $40,804

This is a significant shift — and for many taxpayers, it may mean larger itemized deductions and lower federal tax bills during these years.

💡 What This Means for You

Homeowners with higher property taxes may finally see meaningful deduction room.

Some taxpayers who typically take the standard deduction may now benefit from itemizing.

It creates new planning opportunities for 2025, especially for those considering when to pay property taxes or make charitable contributions.

🧾 Bottom Line

This temporary increase could provide real tax relief for Maine families and small businesses. I’ll be putting out more updates — including who benefits most and how to prepare before next tax season.

Where Maine Learns to Prosper. 🌲💼

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informaton on this site should not be considered tax or investment advice. It is for information only. Please consult a professional for individual advice.