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Year End Planning Tip
During December, you should evaluate whether you’ll save any taxes by postponing 2013 income or deductions into 2014 or by accelerating 2014 income or deductions into 2013. While many factors should be evaluated prior to making your final decision, a … Continue reading
Part 1: New Tax Rules, Hikes and Strategies for 2013
Tax hikes in 2013 mean it’s time to revisit available tax breaks. Effective 1/1/13, taxes increased for many well-paid Americans. Here are three separate tax hikes that might affect you: Top federal income tax rate now 39.6% Top Medicare tax … Continue reading
THE NEW AMERICAN TAXPAYER RELIEF ACT: HOW MUCH RELIEF IS IN IT FOR YOU?
By Michael Bohigian, EA The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 rescued the vast majority of Americans from the tax edge of the “fiscal cliff” and the steep tax increases scheduled to kick in as the Bush tax cuts expired … Continue reading
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS PPACA; TAX INCREASE FOR 2013
On June 28th, the Supreme Court upheld most of the provisions of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Here are some of the tax increases that might affect you starting in 2013: Increased and Expanded Medicare Taxes High-income taxpayers … Continue reading
Supreme Court upholds PPACA; Tax Increases in Store for 2013
On June 28th, the Supreme Court upheld most of the provisions of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Here are some of the tax increases that might affect you starting in 2013: Increased and Expanded Medicare Taxes High-income taxpayers … Continue reading
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NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS – PT 2
We’re continuing with our series on New Year’s resolutions that you can do to improve your finances. Be sure to read Part 1 for extra tips! Pay Down Those Credit Cards If you owe money on your credit cards, determine … Continue reading →